Null-acht-funfzehn

MG 08/15 or colloquialy known as "Null-acht-fünfzehn" was lightened and thus more portable version of standard WWI German Army's machine gun adaptation of Hiram S. Maxim's original 1884 Maxim gun. It was tested as a prototype in 1915. The MG 08/15 had been designed to be manned by four trained infantrymen spread on the ground around the gun and in the prone position. To accomplish that purpose, the MG 08/15 featured a short bipod rather than a heavy four legged sled mount, plus a wooden gunstock and a pistol grip. At 18 kg, the MG 08/15 was lighter and less cumbersome than the standard MG 08, since the MG 08/15 had been designed to provide increased mobility of infantry automatic fire. It nevertheless remained a bulky water-cooled weapon that was quite demanding on the quality and training of its crews. Accurate fire was difficult to achieve and usually in short bursts only.





Included are:

Poser ERC Figures:

MG 08/15 machine gun

Ammo Drum



(Smart) Props

Muzzle Flash

Spent Shells

Morphing Gun Strap

Hose and Water Can

Ammo Belt



Poses:

MG in M4 Right Hand

M4 Upper Body Poses

M4 Standing

M4 Kneeling

M4 Lying



Scaled to poser people, 4kx4k textures intended for close range projects. Unpacked runtime size: 55 MB