Spalah SP12735 Automatic rifles: AK-74, AK-74 without magazine, Z10 (UAR-10), AK-105 (ZENITCO), AR-15 (5 pcs) Scale Model Kit 1/35

Spalah SP12735 is a 1:35 scale set of miniature automatic rifles intended as small arms details for modern military figure projects. These parts can be used as carried weapons, stowed equipment, or scene elements on bases where believable personal gear helps the build read correctly at 1:35 scale.

The set is produced in 3D-printed photopolymer resin and is supplied with print supports, so preparation typically involves careful support removal and light cleanup before painting and placement.

Because the kit contains several different rifle patterns, it works well for mixed-gear compositions—such as squad vignettes, vehicle crew scenes, or a simple weapon laydown detail on a diorama base.

Set contents

• AK-74 (1:35)
• AK-74 without magazine (1:35)
• Z10 (UAR-10) (1:35)
• AK-105 (ZENITCO) (1:35)
• AR-15 (1:35)
• 3D-print supports included on the parts (requires cleanup)

Product specifications

• Brand: Spalah
• SKU: SP12735
• Scale: 1:35
• Product type: 3D-printed resin weapons set (5 pcs)
• Subject: Automatic rifles set: AK-74, AK-74 (no magazine), Z10 (UAR-10), AK-105 (ZENITCO), AR-15
• Material: 3D-printed photopolymer resin

This set is part of the Spalah lineup and fits naturally in Aftermarket. For weapon-focused browsing, also consider Guns (and optionally Arms and Weapons). If you use it as scene dressing, it can support builds from the Diorama collection.

FAQ

Which rifles are included in Spalah SP12735?

The set includes five 1:35 weapon miniatures: AK-74, AK-74 without magazine, Z10 (UAR-10), AK-105 (ZENITCO), and AR-15.

Do the parts come with 3D-print supports attached?

Yes. The manufacturer supplies the parts with print supports, which need to be removed and cleaned up before painting.

What glue is typically used for 3D-printed resin weapon parts?

Cyanoacrylate (CA/super glue) is commonly used for resin parts. Two-part epoxy can also work if you want more working time for positioning.

Any tips for handling small 1:35 rifle parts during cleanup?

Use sharp cutters/blades, remove supports in small steps, and support thin sections while trimming. A gentle sanding pass on support contact points helps before priming.