Four-View Tactical Carbine Reference Sheet

Goal: Create a clean product reference sheet showing a realistic black tactical carbine-style firearm from multiple angles, like a studio catalog render for a fictional modern weapon. Use {weapon_type} as the subject, with no hands, no people, and no environment. Canvas: Tall vertical white canvas, approximately 2:3 aspect ratio, divided into exactly 4 horizontal panels by thin light-gray separator lines. Each panel has a small black Japanese label at the upper left. Layout: Show exactly 4 views of the same weapon: 1) top panel labeled {right_side_label}, a perfectly horizontal right-side profile facing right; 2) second panel labeled {left_side_label}, a perfectly horizontal left-side profile facing left; 3) third panel labeled {top_view_label}, a narrow top-down view running left to right; 4) bottom panel labeled {front_three_quarter_label}, a larger front three-quarter view with the muzzle on the left and the stock on the right. Subject details: The weapon is matte black and dark gunmetal with realistic hard-surface modeling, subtle edge highlights, molded polymer body panels, screws, pins, seams, vents, and Picatinny-style rail details. Include exactly 6 major visible components repeated consistently across the views: skeletonized folding-style stock, angled pistol grip, translucent curved magazine, compact optic sight on the top rail, short fore-end with side rails and vent slots, and a cylindrical under-barrel flashlight module. Add small selector markings and tiny red/white decals on the receiver, but keep them mostly illegible. Visual style: High-resolution realistic product photography mixed with technical reference rendering, neutral studio lighting, sharp focus, crisp silhouettes, black and gray tones, minimal shadows, white background, no dramatic effects. Constraints: Keep the firearm unloaded-looking and presented only as a static visual object. Do not show ammunition, firing, disassembly, internal mechanisms, measurements, exploded diagrams, or instructions. Use exactly 4 labeled panels and no extra captions, watermarks, logos, or decorative background elements.