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Coehorn Mortar
Sean, Is one handle on each side of the mortar beds sufficient for lifting one of those things up? -
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My three quarter scale Revolutionary War carriage.
They don't see inside the house but they see this on the front porch. -
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My three quarter scale Revolutionary War carriage.
Rich44, That looks so sad. Building the wheels was a challenge. I built that carriage a long time ago. It was one of my early attempts at carriage building . The wheels are not dished but still came out nice for a first try. This picture after I got my new front doors. -
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My three quarter scale Revolutionary War carriage.
The gun is no longer mine. It belongs to the golf country club. I don't know what they did with it. They were jerks to deal with in the first place and ignored my maintenance advice. I don't want anything to do with them anymore. -
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My three quarter scale Revolutionary War carriage.
This was one of my very early cannon carriages. I built it in 1998. It sat in my foyer for more than a decade. I mounted a South Bend Replica "swivel barrel" on it. The barrel was 36" long and weighed 175 lbs. It had a 1.5" bore. It had 36" wheels that I built. After building one pair of wheels... -
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1/4 scale Napoleon
Finished the third Napoleon. You are not likely to see three of these in one place ever again. -
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Help ID a Naval Cannon
I think the length of the Verbruggen is 37" and the weight is 205 lbs. -
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1/4 scale Napoleon
Finished the second one. Painted this one in Civil War green. It is the most popular with purist because of its historical accuracy. One more to go. -
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Help ID a Naval Cannon
I have a mold that cast a ball 2.90" in diameter which allows proper windage. for a 3" bore . A friend made it for me about 20 years ago. I have cast a lot of balls with it out of different material. I weigh them but can't promise how accurate it is. Never the less, here it is. Lead - 4.8 lbs... -
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Help ID a Naval Cannon
Decorator means the barrel is only bored 1/2 the length. It is not meant to be fired. -
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1/4 scale Napoleon
Rich44, I have seen your work. You are my inspiration. I don't hold a candle to you. -
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1/4 scale Napoleon
I have a lot of time in one of these. Three has been even more challenging. I buy the wheels from Amishcraft.com I am using red oak.