The price is for a set of 3 Wgr.34 rounds with HE (high explosive) markings. Just enough rounds to fill a box. This was one of the most common German mortar rounds. The rounds are printed from silver PLA plastic and painted red with the correct markings for weight class and fill dates, etc... The fuses are printed from black resin and polished. These are copied from an original round in my collection and, as part of my ongoing effort to create safe reenactment usable rounds, these were modified to have a 3/4" PEX pipe inserted through the length of the round to provide additional strength. These fit in original boxes perfectly and are just what you need to complete a display.
Note on diameter: These actually fit an 82mm tube very well. I increased the diameter slightly as very few people actually have an 81mm tube. Even most of the originals that are out there were bored out to 82mm after the war.
All the rounds in this listing have the same markings so that you can fill a box with matching rounds. I will produce eventually produce other models of 8cm rounds with other markings, but each type will get its own listing.
Note: PLA is a very hard strong plastic. It is the ideal material for these models however the material does soften enough to be formed at around 140 degrees Fahrenheit. This shouldn't be a problem is most situations, unless you leave rounds in a sealed container in direct sunlight on a hot day. They might get a little melty in extreme heat.
