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Battlefield 1 models: British-American MGs Part 1 PROPs

Get part 2 here:
http://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1324625043

Thanks to The Devil's Own for the second textures.

Includes:

Lewis Gun with handle, bipod, shroud and mechanical bodygroups.
Lewis Aircraft Machinegun with mechanical bodygroups.
Separate models for the bodygroups
Vickers Mk.I Machine Gun with mechanical bodygroups
Vickers Aircraft Machine Gun with mechanical bodygroups
Separate models for the bodygroups
.303 British round

Lewis Gun

The legendary machinegun of the British Army, designed in the US, perfected in Britain and used in WW1. It was easibly indentified by it's distinctive cooling shroud, and the unusual pan magazine, that fed the gun from above using a horizontal rotary configuration. This reliable weapon saw use in WW2 by both Britain and Japan, and was used until the end of the Korean war.

Name: Lewis Gun

Manufacturer: Birmingham Small Arms Company
Class: machine gun
Caliber: .303 British/7.7x56mmR
Action: fully automatic, 500-600 RPM
Ammunition type: detachable pan magazine
Ammunition capacity: 47 or 97 round detachable pan magazine
weight: ~13 Kg

Vickers Mk.I Machine Gun

A modification of the famed Maxim Gun, created by Vickers and fielded by the British Army from First World War all the way up to the 1960s. It simplified and streamlined the Maxim design, creating a weapon that was nearly fullproof and pratically never jammed. During WW1, an air-cooled aircraft version was also designed, although this variant saw little use after the First World War.

Vickers Mk.I Machine Gun

Manufacturer: Vickers
Class: water-cooled machine gun
Caliber: .303 British/7.7x56mmR, variants in .30-06 Springfield used by US Army
Action: fully automatic, 450-500 RPM
Ammunition type: canvas bullet belt
Ammunition capacity: 250-round canvas belt
weight: ~23 Kg

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Credits:
DICE for Battlefield 1
The fine people of facepunch for the extraction tools
The Devil's Own for the second texture
Nem for VTFEdit
Cannonfodder for his plugins