A bullpup assault rifle: the magazine and the action sit behind the trigger inside a full length receiver, so a long barrel fits in a short weapon. The butt pad and cheek comb are part of the receiver. Dimensions 0.059 x 0.270 x 0.724 m (X x Y x Z). Origin at the footprint centre, resting on y = 0; metre units, +Y up, muzzle and point toward +Z. Named pivots: magazine at (0, 0.162, -0.2579); charge at (0, 0.224, 0.0121). Connectors: optic optic-rail at (0, 0.2459, -0.1529) facing +Y; muzzle muzzle at (0, 0.2075, 0.3622) facing +Z; magazine magazine at (0, 0.162, -0.2579) facing -Y; underbarrel underbarrel at (0, 0.1753, 0.1321) facing -Y. The trigger linkage, the gas system, the extractor, the feed pawls and any belt run are modelled as solids and left static: a rigid node transform cannot drive a linkage honestly, and faking one costs a consumer more than it gives. Rigid node-transform clips magazine-open, magazine-close, charge-open, charge-close drive named nodes on their own pivots. No skinning and no skeleton. Blued gunmetal, bright machined steel, dark anodised alloy, black and dark earth polymer, rubber, walnut, brass, copper, leather, olive paint, optical glass, concrete and emissive red, green and warm white for reticles, lasers, tritium and lamps. Physically based flat colours with no texture maps. Original invented design: no real make, model, manufacturer or marking is represented. Free 3D model for Unity, Godot, Unreal, three.js and Blender. No collision or navigation data.