Polish Ammunition Boxes Pack

Project:Polish Ammunition Boxes PackScale:1:72Description:These boxes were a common sight in Polish defensive positions in 1939 — stacked near artillery emplacements, hidden in field depots, or carried to the front lines. They can add a small but meaningful layer of realism to any WWII diorama or tabletop scenario. This project includes models of ammunition boxes used by the Polish Army in 1939:Mauser cal. 7.9 mm – the most common rifle caliber in the Polish Army at the time.Schneider cal. 152.4 mm – used, for example, by Heliodor Laskowski's Artillery Battery No. 31 on the Hel Peninsula.All boxes are based on measurements of real examples, although some small details have been simplified for printability. Both single and stacked variations are included.Printing Details:Designed for FDM printingDoes not require supportsRecommended layer height: 0.08 mm or smallerSuggested materials: PLA or PETGRecommended nozzle: 0.4 mm (0.2 mm not required)Using a Smooth Plate or SuperTack plate i