Turning boards into artwork

There have been several different methods for making patterns for casting cannon barrels. A wooden pattern might be the most common. Sculpting clay or wax could be possibilities also.
I have accumulated quite a few drawings of historical barrels and tried to make wooden patterns of them.

In this thread, I will present a few of my pieces.
This first one is of a full scale Carronade with trunnions or Gunade as it should be called. It is a 12 pounder. It is full scale at 39" long.

Note the drawing on the wall behind my lathe.

This was made entirly of pine 2" X 10" and 12" boards from Home Depot.

Just wonderful pictures. I hope you do separate post for different cannon models.
This is a real treat for the Cannon Class..
Thank you very much for showing your knowledge of cannons by your work. Did I tell, you nice job.

1/3 scale 100 Pounder Parrott Rifle on a Barbette carriage.

1/2 scale bronze 10" Spanish mortar.

Full scale British Light Six Pounder on Garrison carriage

1/5 scale Dictator 13" mortar

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seriously, those are fantastic! do you sell them?

1/2 scale 1841 Six Pounder

1/3 scale British 32 Pounder

1/3 scale Bronze British 32 pounder

Here is a small one with a walnut barrel.

Masterful Work! Just beautiful.

For the few times I shoot my cannons, I could enjoy one of these and make noise with the little ones.

What a skilled craftsman.

Appreciate the posts.

where do i send the check? My Lass draws the line on a real cannon but i bet she would like one of yours for our 55 anniversary!

Simply amazing. Super workmanship.

They'rrrrrrrrre GREAT!