AK47 3D Wooden Rubber Band Gun DIY Model Kit

Build a Functional 3D Wooden AK47-Style Model

Create a detailed, working rubber band gun with this AK47-inspired 3D wooden model kit. With 315 precision-cut wooden pieces, this kit assembles into a realistic, full-length rifle-style model in natural wood tones with dark brown grain accents. Each component is laser-cut for accurate fit, ensuring a solid, reliable structure once completed.

Designed as both a display model and an interactive toy, this wooden rifle offers two firing modes: single shot and continuous fire using the included rubber bands. The ergonomic wooden stock, detailed body, and moving mechanical parts provide a satisfying hands-on building experience for hobbyists, collectors, and older kids under adult supervision. Clear, step-by-step instructions guide you through assembly from start to finish.

Why It's a Smart Choice

• Engaging DIY Project - 315-piece puzzle offers a rewarding build that develops patience, concentration, and fine motor skills.
• Functional Rubber Band Launcher - Switch between single shot and continuous firing modes for safe, playful target practice.
• Durable Wooden Construction - Made from sturdy, smooth-finished wood for comfortable handling and long-term use.

Package includes: 1 x Wooden Gun Puzzle (315 pcs), 1 x Set of Rubber Bands, 1 x Set of Target Soldiers, 1 x Instruction Manual. Approx. product size: 717 × 215 × 56 mm; package size: 455 × 155 × 50 mm.

FAQ

Q: What age is this model suitable for?
A: Recommended for teenagers and adults. Younger children should use it only with close adult supervision due to small parts.

Q: Does the model actually shoot?
A: Yes. It is designed to launch rubber bands at included target soldiers in either single or continuous mode.

Q: Is glue or additional tools required?
A: In most cases, no extra glue is needed. Parts are designed to interlock. A small hobby knife or sandpaper can be helpful for fine adjustments.

Q: Is it safe for indoor use?
A: Yes, when used responsibly with rubber bands only and at reasonable distances. Avoid aiming at faces, eyes, or fragile items.