1:16 M20A Super Bazooka from Firma49 is an accessory with the American anti-tank rocket launcher in the large 1:16 scale. Intended to equip figures and dioramas.
1.5 mm Bullet-proof bolt - hexagonal from Firma49 contains the largest fine heads of the brand's ordinary millimeter range. Intended for coarser structural joints.
0.7 mm Bullet-proof bolt - hexagonal from Firma49 brings imitations of hexagonal armor bolts in a medium fine size. It gives a model legible surface detail.
0.5 mm Bullet-proof bolt - hexagonal is a set of imitation hexagonal armored bolts from Firma49. It serves to refine the surface of a model afterwards.
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