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bert

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The last project I'm working on at the moment.

CSA Artillery officer with a captured Union gun.

I plan to use a bunch of Union equipment and ammunition laying around the gun. Would also include a Union kepi, or even a Union artillery shell jacket laying on the ground to give the gun its identity.

My grateful thanks go to Loren Johnson (johnsonva), who supplied me with a lot of information for the gun: pictures, drawing scans, etc.
Loren gave me also a suggested title for the display "The Spoils of War".

All comments and critics welcome.
Suggestions for the groundwork and disposal too.

Best regards

Bertrand
 

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Verlinden gun needs a lot of extra-detailing and errors to correct !! It's not over yet...
 

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Bertrand, Very nice to see you make the effort to "correct" the kit. A forage cap on the ground would look good. I would put artillery equipments on the ground or leaning against the gun. I would not fill your scene with too many pieces of equipment as it may make your scene too cluttered.~Gary
 
Bert,

Nice work on the gun. We have some 12 lb case/solid shot from our CW1 kit that would look good on the ground as well as kepi's, canteens etc. Email me and tell me what you are looking for. [email protected] I also have all the parts from our artillery kits that may be of help to you in detailing your kit.

Regards,

Mike Stelzel
Michael Roberts Ltd
 
Hello Mike,

I will contact you when I come back home after some vacation ... Kepis, canteens, forage caps, some 12 lb case/solid shots from your product line will certainly fit. Just have to make my mind more clearly on how to display them.


Stephen: The gun is 120mm from Verlinden. Mys sources are mainly from a pF member who provided me with a lot of information, pictures, drawings, measurements from an actual gun. Very helpful.

Regards
 
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