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Fraxinus

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32-pound cannon, barrel length = 9 feet 6 inches
Armstrong gun pattern on a garrision carriage (ship cannon).
Weight of barrel 5,850 pounds to 5,950 pounds.
Garrision carriage additional 1,200 pounds.

Shot Diameter = 6.10 inches.
Gun Bore = 6.35 inches.
Gunpowder Charge = 10.66 pounds.

Gun Range Level = 400 Yards.
Gun Range 6 percent = 1.5 Miles.

Two of these were at Fort William Henry and they were used at the earlier Battle of Lake George.

For comparison, the JJD short-24 pounder on the carriage weighs in at 4,963 pounds. At our scale, the barrel on the 32-pounder gun would be 0.8-1 inch longer and decidely fatter than the 24-pounder.

Plus George in his Red Coat!!!
 
I agree Ken, with the naval cannon I'd like a new British Artillery Crew for French Indian Wars, a three or four set figures will be much appreciated like the beautiful old BA-01.
Cheers
Carlo
 

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Anything WW1. Tanks, planes, infantry, medical corps, cavalry, artillery (someone please do a French 75mm gun). Anything.^&cool -- Al
 
Santa is supposed to bring me Priller's Emil this year, so I'd like to see a GOOD JJD MK.1A Spitfire for 2014. And since were wishing for stuff, I'd also like to see ground crew for the both of them.
 

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