Morris
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A model of the Morris Armored Car as available for the Dutch Army in May 1940. It was called "Koekblikje" or "Cookie tin" by the Dutch soldiers.
The Dutch had 3 cars of this type in service, called Wisent (M36313), Bison (M36311) and Buffel (M36312). They did perform some reconnaissance duties but never saw any serious action.
The model can be used in Platoon together with a Carden-Loyd tankette. Or you could field the Buffel and Bison in a platoon.
The AFC had crew of 4 to 6 and was armed with up to 4 Lewis M.20 6,5 mm Machine guns.
Resin print only.
Copyright Allan Smit 2022
Non Commercial and personal use only
The 3D-model print-file is delivered as a hollow version to make resin printing as easy as possible. I did include a stl-file of a fully supported hollow-model including the extra parts needed. Test printing done on a Anycubic Mono SE (0,05mm layer) using the SUPPORT-Morris.Complete.stl.
Roof can be placed in an open or closed position and there is an option to add a search-light.
The Lewis barrels are a bit thin, so best to print those using flexibel resin to prevent breaking. Or print the barrels at 110%, or better yet, using some metal barrels if you have some.
The Dutch had 3 cars of this type in service, called Wisent (M36313), Bison (M36311) and Buffel (M36312). They did perform some reconnaissance duties but never saw any serious action.
The model can be used in Platoon together with a Carden-Loyd tankette. Or you could field the Buffel and Bison in a platoon.
The AFC had crew of 4 to 6 and was armed with up to 4 Lewis M.20 6,5 mm Machine guns.
Resin print only.
Copyright Allan Smit 2022
Non Commercial and personal use only
The 3D-model print-file is delivered as a hollow version to make resin printing as easy as possible. I did include a stl-file of a fully supported hollow-model including the extra parts needed. Test printing done on a Anycubic Mono SE (0,05mm layer) using the SUPPORT-Morris.Complete.stl.
Roof can be placed in an open or closed position and there is an option to add a search-light.
The Lewis barrels are a bit thin, so best to print those using flexibel resin to prevent breaking. Or print the barrels at 110%, or better yet, using some metal barrels if you have some.
| Filename | Size | Last updated |
|---|---|---|
| Morris-AFC-1.zip | 11.0 MiB | 2024-02-28 |
