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M2A1 Light Tank - US Army, Late 1930s - Early 1940s

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M2A1 Light Tank - US Army, Late 1930s - Early 1940s

$2.99

Digital STL download — delivered by email, nothing ships.

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A high-resolution STL file, generated in the scale you select above.

  • Delivered by email within minutes of your purchase
  • Suitable for both FDM and resin printers
  • Personal-use license included
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A highly detailed 3D-printable miniature of the M2A1 light tank as used by the US Army in the late 1930s–early 1940s, shown in period camouflage. This model is optimized for tabletop use, dioramas, scale modeling and wargaming. Files are delivered as high-resolution, watertight STL components with turret and hull separated for easier printing and assembly. Designed for clean detail at common modeling scales, the miniature prints with standard supports and minimal post-processing. Ideal for collectors and hobbyists building pre-war and early WWII American armor displays.

Miniature Reality Personal-Use License (No AI / No Resale)

  • Allowed: personal printing for your own layouts, dioramas, tabletop games, and personal display.
  • Not allowed: sharing or distributing the digital files (free or paid), re-uploading to any site, bundling, remix resale, or selling/redistributing printed outputs.
  • Not allowed: using the files (or derivatives) to train, fine-tune, test, or feed any AI/ML system (including dataset creation).
  • Not allowed: commercial use of any kind without a separate written commercial license from Miniature Reality.
  • Note: digital files may include purchaser-linked identifiers / forensic watermarking to help investigate unauthorized distribution.