WW2 Egg Grenade with Clicking Fuze Sound

Want a realistic replica of the WW2 German Egg Grenade that has a fuze that clicks when you pull it?  The M39 Egg Grenade was the most produced German grenade of WW2.  This model requires no AMS to print and is super easy to assemble, no glue is required.   What is it? The Model 1939 Eihandgranate (M39 egg grenade) was a compact, lightweight German hand grenade used throughout World War II. Introduced in 1939 to give infantrymen a more portable option than the bulky Model 24 stick grenades. To activate the weapon, a soldier had to unscrew the colored cap at the top and pull the attached cord to ignite the internal friction delay fuse.  More of the M39 grenades were produced than any other German grenade in World War II. Filaments used Bambu Silk+ Silver Bambu Matte Blue Polymaker Metallic Chrome (Amazon link)Bambu Metal Iron Gray would work too Fuze cap colors In WW2, the color of the cap signified the detonation delay of the fuze.  You can print your cap in any of these four colors for realism: Assembly is easy 1. Insert the clicker box into the base of the grenade. 2. (Optionally) Tie a string to the hole at the top of the clicker box and then pass that string through the top of the grenade. 3. Then, use the two provide pegs to snap the top and bottom of the grenade together. 4. Next, screw the wing nut top down to the top. 5. Screw the little insert screw into the bottom of the blue piece.  (Optionally, if you used string, pass the string through the hole and knot it, then pull down so the knot gots stuck inside) 6. Then, screw the blue top on to the blue bottom. And that's it – you can screw and unscrew the blue cap onto the grenade when you want to.