The ICONIC Soviet PPSh-41 | Denix Replica Review
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- Опубліковано 16 сер 2023
- In this video, we'll take a look at this beautiful non-firing display replica of the iconic Soviet WWII SMG - the PPSh-41 - from Denix.
This affordable, highly-detailed replica is a great option for folks looking to display a piece of WWII history in this home office or studio.
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Nice replica. Now you need a 1/1 scale replica T-34/85 to hang it on. 😜
Now THAT would be something 😅
1/1 replica of the USS Iowa
Always loved this weapon and Denix always does a fantastic job! Great video my friend, your painting tutorials have helped me immensely :)
Thank you very much - and I'm really glad to hear it!!
HELLO SPRUES i hope you doing well man had fun playing hell let loose with you it was an honor love your videos keep it up we love the content maybe you can post HLL content soon on another channel or something it would be amazing !
Hello! Thanks for saying hey - was a pleasure fightin' with ya! 👍🪖
I know this isnt about this replica, but is it possible to paint a scale model (for expamle the Tamiya EZ8) without an airbrush? I love your channel as a beginner who has never touched a kit before.
Обалдеть. Наверно единственный я, кто на русском тут пишет, и, надеюсь, проблем не создаст. Но эта реплика хороша. Вполне так в кино, и отображения эпохи и образа работет 👍
Ja si tento pistolet pulemiot kúpim nemedleno.Privet iz Slovakii.Pobeda budet za Vami.🇷🇺👍
Can u do an update on how it’s holding up????
Did you remove the orange plug at the end? If so how so?
You could take L or J shaped metal stick, heat it up and push through, then pull if the is plastic. Or disassemble and push it out
Any fake bullets available for the magazine?
Its a fake mag doesnt load or functional
Unfortunately we can't get these replicas in the UK. 😞
It's very sad that your government is so fearful of firearms, they even ban non-functional replicas.
You can buy them here but you require a defence under the VCRA
That's it - I've decided that your now just showing off and I wish I could show off like that too 😜
Haha hey - I didn't know these existed for the longest time, I just want to share the knowledge with you all! 😅
The only way in the UK to get anything like this is if you can prove you work for a threatre or TV n film company and need it for a production. So looks like I'm gonna make do with ones the figures have in my model kits
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So sad that your government fears replica guns in the hands of its citizens.
Hello my friend.i heard it is pronounced "pappascha"with sticky greetings from good ol'germany. Christian
For being so into military history its interesting you think having firearms in the home is dangerous. I assume you did not grow up around guns or have experience with real ones?
I have extensive personal experience, for sure - but not everyone understands the basics of firearm safety or had the opportunity to grow up around them. I speak to these replicas as inherently safe options for those that don’t have the financial ability to purchase a genuine original historical piece or perhaps don’t want a real one in the home. Everybody has different standards for what they’re comfortable with, and I do find that these are lovely options for the casual collector. Does that make sense?
@@SpruesNBrews Nothing wrong with collecting replicas you just come off sometimes as anti gun ownership I guess I am just reading it wrong.
Curious as to the point of a gun that doesn't fire. Maybe that's just me.
An original PPSh, manufactured in the early 40s would cost quite a bit. The replica is more for display or historical reenactors.
NFA and local/state paperwork issues notwithstanding, simply this: the Denix replica carries an MSRP of ~ 325.33€, or $354.60. Original parts kits can be had for around $399, but you'd need a BATF/E Form 1 (Maybe Form 4?), SOT and tax stamp, and then you'd have to have the wherewithal to assemble it (most kits are missing the NFA parts, so you'd have to scrounge/fabricate those). A complete, running PapaSha currently runs ~$20,700 or so, not including the $200 BATF tax stamp and 9-12- month wait. That's IF you can find one for sale.