This is a Print in Place small model. While it may be less intricate, its small size, quick print time, and low filament usage make it suitable as a small toy or ornament

The Maxim heavy machine gun, as the world's first truly successful automatic weapon, had a profound influence with countless extended versions emerging. This is an accurate replica based on the Russian M1910 Maxim machine gun. The original model had a total length of 1197.55 mm, a gun body weight of 20 kg, a gun mount weight of 29 kg, and a caliber of 7.90 mm. It used a water-cooling method, was fed by a 250-round canvas belt, and could fire 400-600 rounds per minute. The cylindrical water-cooling jacket is the most distinctive feature of the Maxim machine gun; the cylinder wrapped around the barrel is used to hold water to cool the barrel during continuous firing. Canvas belt feeding and internal mechanism details, including the bolt and recoil mechanism, are shown on the side. Based on this machine, it was also replicated as the famous heavy firepower output during the Anti-Japanese War - the Type 24 heavy machine gun