The MGD PM-9 Submachine Gun

A detailed real-time model of the MGD PM-9, the post-war French 9×19mm submachine gun best known for its spiral flywheel bolt system and a receiver that folds down into a remarkably compact package. Built from photographic and drawing reference, the asset captures the weapon's unusual silhouette in both deployed and folded configurations.

The mesh is all-quad where it counts, with clean edge flow and no n-gons. Moving components — bolt, flywheel, charging handle, trigger, magazine, folding stock and receiver hinge — are modeled as separate objects with correctly placed and oriented pivots, so the fold and the action can be animated or rigged straight out of the box. Pivots are zeroed, transforms frozen, and everything is named and grouped logically.

Textures are PBR metal/rough at [4K], non-overlapping UVs. Maps included: Base Color, Roughness, Metallic, Normal, AO. [Unreal and Unity packed variants included.]

Real-world scale in centimetres, Y-up, origin at [the grip / receiver base]. No third-party plugins required. Renders shown in Marmoset with no post-processing.