Soviet 9M14M Malyutka (AT-3 Sagger) Guided Anti-Tank Missile – Inert Training Aid (Full & Cutaway)

Add an iconic cold-war era guided anti-tank missile to your training aids, Wall displays, or historical ordnance collection with this highly detailed 3D model set of the 9M14M Malyutka (NATO: AT-3 Sagger) anti-tank guided missile (ATGM).

This model was engineered using direct measurements taken from a genuine, deactivated Soviet 9M14M (AT-3 Sagger) missile in my personal collection. Every external dimension, surface profile, fin hinge geometry, and casing contour has been reproduced to true 1:1 scale, making this the most accurate external replica available.

This comprehensive kit includes both a complete full-up display model and a detailed sectioned cutaway version, showing the internal HEAT warhead layout, copper shaped-charge cone cavity, wire-spool compartment, steering actuator mechanism, and main rocket motor geometry for technical instruction, EOD familiarization, classroom use, or display.

All components are fully inert, non-functional, and contain zero energetic materials.

Full-Up & Cutaway Assembly

Full-Up Model: Features the complete nose probe/fuze assembly, main missile body casing, folding stabilization fins, and wire-guided tail section. Modeled to exact proportions for missile container layout or rack display.

Cutaway Version: Exposes the internal shaped-charge liner, explosive cavity volume layout, dual-thrust rocket motor layout, central blast tube, steering jet vanes, and wire control spool cavity. Optimized for clean multi-color instructional printing.

Inert Fuze & Control Assembly Includes detailed external nose cap geometry and internal fuze/steering module layouts in both standalone and integrated sectioned configurations, ideal for EOD threat recognition and technical-intelligence familiarization.

Operational Background First entering service in the 1960s, the 9M14 Malyutka / 9M14M was the primary wire-guided anti-tank missile of the Soviet Union and Warsaw Pact forces. Fielded extensively across global conflicts—including the Yom Kippur War, Vietnam, and current regional conflicts—it represents a foundational design in wire-guided missile history and remains a crucial threat-recognition reference for EOD technicians, military historians, and technical-intelligence personnel.

⚠️ DISCLAIMER

This is an inert, non-functional training aid. It contains no energetic materials and cannot be made functional. For display, educational, and simulation use only.

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