Forged in Snow UPDATE: Ex Libris Goal MET!

Published on December 1, 2025
Duration: 1:18

This video announces that the "Ex Libris" stretch goal for the "Forged in Snow" Kickstarter has been met, meaning it will be included with every copy sold. The next stretch goal involves an expanded section on the Ducks 53 and Ducks 59, which are German-made copies of the Finnish M44 submachine gun developed late in WWII. The speaker explains the historical context of these firearms, noting that the technical drawings for the M44 were taken to Germany after WWII and an attempt was made to put them into production there.

Quick Summary

The 'Ex Libris' stretch goal for the 'Forged in Snow' Kickstarter has been met, ensuring it's included with every copy sold. The next goal focuses on the Ducks 53 and Ducks 59, German copies of the Finnish M44 subgun, detailing their late WWII development and historical ties.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Ex Libris Goal Met
  2. 00:30Next Stretch Goal: Ducks 53/59
  3. 00:40Ducks 53/59: German M44 Copies
  4. 00:48Historical Context: Tika Koski & M44 Drawings
  5. 01:01Future Content & Thanks

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 'Ex Libris' goal for the 'Forged in Snow' Kickstarter?

The 'Ex Libris' stretch goal for the 'Forged in Snow' Kickstarter has been met. This means that an 'Ex Libris' will be included with every copy of 'Forged in Snow' that is sold as part of the Kickstarter campaign.

What is the next stretch goal for the 'Forged in Snow' Kickstarter?

The next stretch goal for the 'Forged in Snow' Kickstarter is an expanded section that will cover the Ducks 53 and Ducks 59 firearms. These are essentially German-made copies of the Finnish M44 submachine gun.

What is the historical origin of the Ducks 53 and Ducks 59 submachine guns?

The Ducks 53 and Ducks 59 are German-made copies of the Finnish M44 submachine gun. They were developed late in World War II after the majority owner of Tika Koski, who was German, fled Finland with the M44 technical drawings and attempted to produce them in Germany.

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