OZM-72 (Antipersonnel Landmine)

This is the Russian OZM-72 (OЗM-72), a High-Explosive Fragmentation, bounding, AP landmine
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I printed from PLA and PETG. To save filament you can reduce the density of the filler to 5%.

You will need external material to make it up. You need a wire (one that won't break when bent) that you attach to the underside of the liner (body).

This is a fairly large mine. The body alone uses almost 250 grams of filament.

I printed the body from PETG (70% speed, 230 degrees Celsius) and printed it "upside down".

The biggest problem I had was with the MUV-2. Probably my mistake in working with the 3D printer. You'll probably do better. 
Then you just need to get two key rings and a piece of wire to mimic the fuse on the igniter.

Watch the seam position when you print the cover. Mine did right into the O3M-72 lettering.

The original color is as pictured.

 

Unfortunately someone (I know who) is taking my models without mentioning my name and then selling them for money on other 3D databases. I have a license for all my models. For this reason I am considering legal action if the author concerned does not delete the models. Until then, unfortunately, I will not be adding any more models that I have already prepared.

The models on this profile are my own and I will be happy to share them with you, but please download them for your own use. Follow the license.  

 

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