The MT-12 Rapira anti-tank gun is a 100mm smoothbore gun of Soviet design, which was adopted in the 1970s and is still in use in many countries around the world, including Ukraine. Due to its high accuracy of fire, firing range, and ability to hit enemy armored vehicles, fortifications, and manpower, the Rapira plays an important role in anti-tank defense and infantry fire support. In modern conflicts, it is often used not only for its intended purpose, but also as a means of indirect fire, in particular in the format of improvised artillery.

The 1:35 scale MT-12 Rapier model is made by 3D printing from high-quality photopolymer resin, which provides extremely accurate detailing of all components - from the muzzle brake and shield to the aiming mechanisms and chassis. The model carefully reproduces the design features of the gun, including the hitch elements, ammunition and support mechanism.

The figure set "Artillery Crew for MT-12 'Rapira' Gun" in 1:35 scale depicts a team operating an anti-tank gun, consisting of several soldiers in various working poses. These figures realistically portray the execution of combat tasks such as aiming the weapon, preparing to fire, and servicing the gun. The figures are produced using 3D printing with high-quality photopolymer resin. The figures come with supports included. Each figure features a high level of detail, including modern equipment, weapons, and gear.