Custom Piece Miniature – World War II Allied and Soviet infantry weapons brown – 3D Print for LEGO minifigure

The weapon models themselves are the same, but the brown color gives them a different aesthetic, often used to represent the wooden stocks of these World War II era firearms.

These are themed around World War II Allied and possibly some Soviet infantry weapons.

Here’s an English description of the items in the image, along with what they represent or their common names in the context of these accessories (identifications are the same as for SKU-10, but with the color difference noted):

General Description: All items are brown, LEGO-compatible model firearms and accessories, primarily representing WWII Allied and Soviet weaponry. The brown color often signifies wooden components on the real firearms.

Top Row (from left to right):

1. Item: Bolt-Action Rifle with Scope (brown). Likely Model/Resemblance: This represents a scoped bolt-action rifle, likely an American Springfield M1903A4 Sniper Rifle or a British Lee-Enfield No. 4 Mk I (T) Sniper Rifle.
2. Item: Semi-Automatic Rifle (brown). Likely Model/Resemblance: This is highly characteristic of the American M1 Garand rifle.

Second Row (from left to right):

3. Item: Bolt-Action Rifle (brown). Likely Model/Resemblance: This could represent a few different bolt-action rifles. Given the overall theme, it might be a British Lee-Enfield No. 4 Mk I, an American Springfield M1903, or even a German Karabiner 98k (as suggested by the image hint, though the overall set leans Allied). The brown color is very fitting for these rifles.
4. Item: Light Machine Gun / Automatic Rifle (brown). Likely Model/Resemblance: This is designed to look like the American M1918 Browning Automatic Rifle (BAR).

Third Row (from left to right):

5. Item: Semi-Automatic Carbine (brown). Likely Model/Resemblance: This is the American M1 Carbine.
6. Item: Submachine Gun (brown). Likely Model/Resemblance: This appears to be the British Sten Gun (likely a Mk II or Mk V variant given the stock shape). The brown might represent wooden grips or a simplified color scheme.

Fourth Row (from left to right):

7. Item: Bolt-Action Rifle with Scope (alternative design, brown). Likely Model/Resemblance: Another scoped bolt-action rifle, possibly a Soviet Mosin-Nagant M91/30 Sniper Rifle or a different representation of an Allied sniper rifle like the Springfield M1903A4.
8. Item: Submachine Gun (Soviet, brown). Likely Model/Resemblance: This is representative of the Soviet PPSh-41 submachine gun. The brown would represent its wooden stock.

Fifth Row (from left to right):

9. Item: Anti-Tank Rocket Launcher (brown). Likely Model/Resemblance: This is the American M1 Bazooka or a later variant like the M9 Bazooka. The brown color might represent wooden furniture (grips, stock) or an overall color choice.
10. Item: Submachine Gun with vertical foregrip and drum magazine (brown). Likely Model/Resemblance: This is the American Thompson Submachine Gun (M1928A1 “Tommy Gun”) with a drum magazine and vertical foregrip. The brown color is very fitting for the wooden parts of a Thompson.

Bottom Row (from left to right):

11. Item: Light Machine Gun / Automatic Rifle (alternative design, brown). Likely Model/Resemblance: This could be another representation of an automatic rifle or light machine gun, possibly a British Bren Gun. The brown would represent the wooden stock, pistol grip, and carrying handle.
12. Item: Pistol / Revolver (brown). Likely Model/Resemblance: This appears to be a revolver, possibly the British Webley Revolver or an American Smith & Wesson Model 10 / Victory Model. Brown would represent the grips.
13. Item: Grenades (two pieces, brown). Likely Model/Resemblance: These are likely meant to represent fragmentation grenades, such as the American Mk 2 “Pineapple” grenade or British Mills Bomb. The brown color is unusual for grenades but might be for a specific aesthetic or to represent practice grenades in some contexts, or simply a uniform color for the set.
14. Item: Bipod (detached, brown). Likely Model/Resemblance: A detached bipod that could be an accessory for one of the rifles or machine guns.

This brown version of the WWII Allied and Soviet weapons set offers a different visual style, often emphasizing the wooden components of the historical firearms.