A fort is no good without the guns to protect it. I ordered a couple of Eureka naval cannons. I found the gun carriage a little small so I made my own. Comparison below, my prototype gun carriage is on the right, one of my garrision sentry figs give some idea of size.
Satisfied with the prototype gun carriage I made another seven; they are all made of cardboard with wheels made from some soft plastic rod on brass rod axles.
I painted up two and fixed on the gun barrels, as you can see they look good poking out from the fort walls ....
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5 comments:
Very cool! Nice work on the gun carriages and great pics!
Hello Allan,
I agree! Neat looking, highly ingenious gun carriages. Modeling skills at their best.
Best Regards,
Stokes
>Wow!
Great work - compliments (if I may use the word: "compliments" reminds me of teachers or parents encouraging a child, and here, my mathusalemian age notwithstanding, *I* am the ignorant pupil, the unskilled child).
Your complete fort will will offer a tremendously good sight! Looking eagerly forward to discover and enjoy it.
Best regards,
Jean-Louis
Very good work (as always). I'm not a great fan of siege's . . . but I know that Murdock is . . . which means that we'll probably be playing one at his place sooner or later.
-- Jeff
Looks really great - certainly well worth all your work...
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