Lewis Gun WWI Prop 1:1 Non-Firing Replica 3D Printed 50 in Display Mode For Sale

Full-Size WWI Light Support Weapon — Non-Firing Display Prop
A 50.7-inch display prop of the most recognisable support weapon of the First World War — the one with the huge cylindrical barrel casing and the flat circular pan magazine lying flat on top of the receiver. It armed the trenches, and it armed the observers of early aircraft.
The prop carries the details that make the type instantly readable: the big barrel casing with its clamp bands, the pan magazine with its moulded radial ribs, a pistol grip and trigger guard, a folding leaf rear sight, sling swivels, and a stepped muzzle cap. A separate bipod is DISPLAY PROP. No firing mechanism, no working action, nothing chambers, no projectile capability of any kind. It is a solid printed display piece

A true full-size replica — 50.7 inches overall, measured from the model

TOTAL ASSEMBLED SIZE — 50.73 × 6.95 × 8.29 in (1288.5 × 176.4 × 210.6 mm). Measured from the model

Ships with a blaze-orange muzzle tip permanently printed in, as required for imitation props

The unmistakable WWI silhouette: the huge cylindrical barrel casing, the flat circular pan magazine lying on top, a pistol grip and trigger guard, a folding leaf rear sight, sling swivels, and a stepped muzzle cap

A separate bipod is included — position it where you like when you assemble

Completely unmarked — no maker's name, no serial, no proof stamps anywhere, so it paints up however you like

Prints in 5 pieces. The four body sections plug together on moulded spigots; the bipod is separate. Pieces can be glued for permanency (glue not included)

Ships unpainted in black PLA — the first photo shows a painted example; no stand is included

Please read:This is a display prop. It is non-functional: there is no firing mechanism, the action does not work, nothing chambers, and it cannot discharge a projectile of any kind. It ships with a blaze-orange muzzle tip printed into the part, not painted on, and that tip should not be removed. Buyers are responsible for their own state and local rules on imitation firearms.
Note: As a 3D-printed item, it may show minor surface textures, layer lines, or small imperfections characteristic of the manufacturing process. These details are part of its unique "field-issued" look and can be easily sanded or painted if a custom finish is desired.
How it's made:3D printed to order in quality black PLA on our in-house production printers. It arrives as 5 pieces — buttstock, receiver with magazine, two barrel-casing sections and the bipod. The four body sections plug together on moulded spigots; the bipod is positioned by you when you assemble. Pieces can be glued for permanency, glue not included.