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1/6 scale: Mills Bombs - grenades x 3 (ID 23.04)

Product Code: 2qGHGxx
£6.49 inc. tax
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1/6 scale Resin printed, high detail model. 
3 x grenades supplied

Mills Bombs - grenades
The model is printed and removed from sprue/supports before shipping.

The No 36 Mk I Grenade (Mills Bomb) was introduced at the end of the First World War and remained the standard British fragmentation grenade until 1972. The grenade was also used by Australian and other Commonwealth forces. The No 36 grenade was a classic cast iron, grooved pineapple design with a central striker held by a closed hand lever and secured by a pin. The segmented body creates uniform fragments when the grenade explodes, and can be found on a number of other grenade types, including those specifically designed to be fired using a rifle. The Mills bomb was developed and manufactured at William Mills's factory in Birmingham. The perforated edges enabled it to fragment into many pieces of cast iron on explosion, creating maximum damage. Soldiers were taught to throw Mills bombs in the same way that they would bowl cricket balls.
Product Code: 2qGHGxx
Brand: Ringo Resin
Product Condition: New
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