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MoH Airborne models: Rare Weapons Minipack PROPs

A few rare weapons from this old game. I only brought these over since they are quite hard to find.

Contains animated versions for swep makers. No sounds yet, I have yet to find them ;v.

Includes:

Winchester Model 1912 Trench Gun with Heat Shield, Bayonet, Recoil Pad and mechanical bodygroups
Separate models for the bodygroups
12 gauge Shell
M1917 Bayonet
M18 Recoilless Rifle with mechanical bodygroups
Separate models for the bodygroups
57x303mmR round
No.82 Grenade "Gammon Bomb"

NOTE: If you know how to fix the pixelization on the normal map, contact me.

Winchester Model 1912 Trench Gun

The evolution of the Model 1897, the Model 1912 featured an internal hammer and improved workings. Together with it's predecessor, it was adapted into Trench Gun useage in 1917. While not as well known as the M1897, the M1912 is a powerful, high quality shotgun, and was in production until 1964, with smaller runs until 2006.

Name: Model 1912 Trench Gun

Manufacturer: Winchester Repeating Arms Company
Class: shotgun
Caliber: 12 gauge, 16 gauge, 20 gauge and 28 gauge avaiable in some models
Action: pump-action
Ammunition type: internal tubular magazine
Ammunition capacity: 6 rounds
weight: ~3.30 Kg

M18 Recoilless Rifle

A breech-loaded, shoulder fired 57mm Recoilless Rifle developed for the US Army during WW2. It was deployed in small numbers towards the end of WW2, where it was used as a light anti-tank weapon or pocket artillery piece. While not as powerful as comtemporary rocket-propelled launchers such as the Bazooka, It possessed an accuracy and projectile speed advantage, on account of being a cannon. It continued seeing used throughout the Korea and Vietnam wars.

Name: M18 Recoilless Rifle

Manufacturer: Various US Army manufacturers
Class: Recoilless Rifles
Caliber: 57x303mmR
Action: single-shot
Ammunition type: single-shot
Ammunition capacity: single shot
weight: ~22.04 Kg

No.82 Grenade "Gammon Bomb"

A plastic explosive conceived by Captain R. S. Gammon of the British Paratroopers to replace the temperamental No.79 "Sticky Bomb". It featured a cloth sack that could be filled with varied amounts of plastic explosive. Once ready, the cap would be removed and the grenade thrown. It's system would arm the grenade mid flight, with the impact on landing causing it to detonate. Gammon Bombs saw service throughout WW2 and the early 50s, when they were declared obsolete and most remaining examples were destroyed, with all the remaining ones being deactivated museum pieces.

Name: No.82 Grenade "Gammon Bomb"

Manufacturer: Several
Class: HE grenade
Action: detonation on impact
Charge: Composition C
Charge amount: Variable, up to 900g possible
weight: ~0.340 kg

Credits:
Danger Close for Medal Of Honor Airborne
Gildor for Umodel
Nem for VTFEdit
Cannonfodder for his plugins