Thompson Submachine Gun Model

Name: Thompson Submachine Gun Model
Brand: GoatGuns
SKU: TMS-Black
Price: 39.99 USD
Availability: InStock

$39.99 ~~$49.99~~

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Product details

MINIATURE THOMPSON SUBMACHINE GUN - WW2 1:3 SCALE MODEL

ABOUT OUR MODEL NICKNAMED 'CLASSIC' | 1:3 SCALE DIE CAST METAL MODEL

Thompson® Officially licensed under KAHR Firearms
1:3 scale classic WW2 SMG Model
*Does not cycle dummy rounds
Die cast black metal with Wood-grain (acrylic) stock
Functional bolt
Metal magazine with functional mag release
3 dummy non-firing .45 rounds
Trigger squeezes in
Comes with trophy stand
Easy to assemble
Closed barrel - collectibles item

HISTORY OF

This Submachine Gun is a historic firearm developed in the United States during the 1920s. It's chambered for the .45 ACP cartridge and is known for its distinctive appearance with a drum or box magazine. Widely used by American troops during World War II.

Build your own miniature from GoatGuns and display history on your desk with it today!

SIZE AND COLOR

CLASSIC comes in at 10" / 28cm. It is 1/3 scale size. The black is die cast metal set against wood grain plastic. The CLASSIC TSMG miniature weighs in at 10 ounces.

GETTING STARTED

Comes new in packaged box as a self-assembly kit. This can be the best part for users as it assembles like a real one would. Expect 5 to 15 minutes assembly time. Instructions provided with each model or view our assembly videos.

Thompson®, Tommy Gun®, Auto-Ordnance®, and the Thompson® Submachine Gun design marks, trade dress, and design elements are used under license from Saeilo Enterprises, Inc.

Your nextdesk obsession.

Owners describe keeping their models on desks, shelves and office displays. Add a little of what you love to your setup, with details you can enjoy long after the build.

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Collection inspiration. Other models & rack shown are sold separately.

What owners come back for.

The weight. The detail.

Owners love the substantial diecast feel and the details that reward a closer look. Build it, pick it up, and give it a spot within reach on your desk or shelf.

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A gift they want to show off.

Gift buyers tell us about excited builds, photos sent straight after assembly, and models proudly put on display. Pick a design they love and give them something they’ll want to show off.

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One model becomes a collection.

For some owners, the first build is just the beginning. They come back for another favorite design, add their own touches, and turn a desk or shelf into a collection worth showing off.

Good questions. Straight answers.

Do they shoot?

No, recruit. Not now. Not ever. GoatGuns are non-firing collectible models. The only “pew” comes from you.

What are GoatGuns made of?

Small scale. Serious heft.

These aren't no flimsy little plastic things! GoatGuns are hefty diecast metal collectibles with a satisfying weight in your hand. That first pick-up is often the surprise—owners always tell us they’re heavier than expected.

Majority of GoatGuns are diecast metal. Some have hard plastic acrylic parts where the real version would.

How much assembly is involved?

The hands-on build is the best part! GoatGuns snap or screw together. Assembly takes between 5-15 minutes. Instructions supplied with each model.

Can I customize my model?

Heck yes you can! If you can spray paint a donkey, you can spray paint a GoatGun.

Make it YOURS with our attachments or your own handy skills! Check out our attachments to build a setup with some personality.

Your collection, your style. Sarge approves.

It was a Father’s Day gift. Dad and son assembled it together. it was precious thank you

Awesome!

Really authentic

Glad I purchased this Thompson miniature. It's very authentic and was fun to put together. Now if you can come up with a 1921 or 1928 Thompson A1 with a 50 rd drum I'd really be impressed.

A Little Short

I am a frequent customer, but was a little disappointed in this firearm. The description says the length is 10" which means it would have fit in the rack that I purchased earlier. Well it does not. Not the end of the world since a stand came with the Thompson, but I like to display them in the rack as pictured.

10' is with it on the display stand it comes with. We have on the rack product information that it does not fit the Bullpup, 1911's or this Thompson. Sorry about the confusion!