Again, since these are position guns, I have put them behind some sort of protection, using up the last of the gabions I had stock, although I ran short and had to construct one base with a slightly different emplacement.
Then all three pieces together in battery.
Next on the painting table are the remaining two field batteries.
They look great Mark and love the mix of gabions and fences etc, plus the variety of the loading and firing poses:).
ReplyDeleteThanks Steve. There would have been more gabions, but I ran out and had to make the last half gabion by making a push mould.
DeleteVery nice Mark - the basing on these is particularly effective - I must get a box of those gabions one day......
ReplyDeleteThe plastic gabions are a nice set, they go nicely with the plastic barrel sets.
DeleteNicely done. Can see dozens of era scenarios featuring the artillery batteries .
ReplyDeleteThanks Joe. I have a game planned for their use!
DeleteBeautiful work Mark. This is going to be an impressive gun line when completed. The logs look like they were meant to be.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lawrence...of course I have no idea where they would have found logs like that in the desert!
DeleteImpressive guns indeed Mark…
ReplyDeleteThe Ottomans were very fond of there artillery… so you could probably get away with even more…
I’m sure the French squares would enjoy that a lot😈
All the best. Aly
Thanks Aly. I think with the three field batteries, I will have enough guns...
DeleteThose came out very nice. Great job. 😀
ReplyDeleteBig guns always look good, don't they?
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