Files for a 3D printed replica of the SMGs used by Hanka mercenaries.
Also see Assembly Instructions
This weapon is featured in the live action 2017 Ghost In The Shell movie and is when Hanka mercenaries (Send by Cutter) were armed with submachine guns when they attempted to kill Aramaki.
Quite a few of these prop weapons were sold by PropStore in 2018 and listed as Section 6 Sub Machine Guns. However, Section 6 did not appear in the 2017 live action movie so were actually wielded by mercenaries / assassins sent by Hanka / Cutter.
OK, we are a little late to the party with this model as the movie came out in 2017, but we believe the weapon is interesting enough to warrant its creation here in 2026.
We have not seen another model of this weapon.
Some models sold by PropStore had fixed folded stocks but this model uses magnets to allow for a fully functionaing folding stock.
We do like multi-part prints as this enables subtle painting finishes to be applied to each part which adds to the realism.
You will need a low to medium level of skill in 3D printing and modelling to do justice to this model.
Part tolerances are quite tight so depending on what you create the parts with you may need to do some sanding and finishing to get parts to fit.
For example, FDM printing at 0.08mm layer height using a 0.4mm nozzle is good enough for a great fit for the assembly but as soon as you start to use resin parts the differences in resin shrinkage and tolerance will start to show.
NOTE: Although the model contains lots of detailed parts it should not be expected that final build will perform all the mechanical actions expected of a real weapon.
Please consider this a static model. The model is fixed with no moving parts although the folding and extending stock is fully operational.
The model also requires some hardware bolts and optional magnets and a spring.
A complete build and assembly document is provided which includes step by step assembly instructions.
Stock Folded
With Stock Deployed
