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Series: Precision

Wooden Gun Model Kits

Detailed laser-cut wooden model kits aimed at adult builders: more parts, tighter tolerances, and mechanisms that actually move once you are finished. The models in this category are firearm-shaped, which is no accident — a long receiver, a stock and a working action make for a build with real internal structure.

We stock the adult-oriented end of this category rather than the cheap novelty end. Every listing states the part count and whether the kit is a press fit or needs glue, so you know what you are starting before you open the box.

Every kit in this category is a pre-order. Nothing is charged until the store opens.

Display models, built from flat sheets

These are scale display models assembled from laser-cut wooden sheets. They do not fire anything and are not toys — the finished object is something you put on a shelf or a desk, in the same way you would display a scale aircraft or a ship.

The builds are mechanical rather than decorative: the interesting part is the internal work, the parts that move, and the fact that the model is recognisable as the thing it depicts rather than as a wooden approximation of it.

What to expect from the mechanism

Some of these models have working actions — bolts, magazines or triggers that operate — and those are the parts that reward careful assembly. A mechanism that has been forced into place will not move smoothly, and the fix is almost always to take it apart and dry-fit again.

Part numbering matters more in this category than in any other we sell, because the sheets carry many similar-looking small pieces. If a number is hard to read, our guide on reading laser-cut part numbers covers the usual causes.

Common questions

Does it fire anything?

No. These are non-firing display models. They are constructed from wooden sheets and are intended to be assembled and displayed.

Is it a toy?

No. Recommended for ages 14 and up, and sold as a display model for builders rather than as a toy.

Do I need glue?

Some joints hold by friction and some are better with a dab of wood glue. Our guide on whether wooden kits need glue explains where each applies.

What if a part breaks or is missing?

Every kit ships with a spare parts sheet. Email us the part number from the guide with your order number and we will replace it.

See the Precision series