Light ships cannon 28mm and heavy ships cannon 28mm

[Willz the Wargamer]

Bought the light cannon last week and the heavy this week excellent models from this chap on Etsy.
https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1021631 ... d-1&frs=1
https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/100766 ... ed-1&frs=1

Both sets of cannons are excellent 3d prints. All they took was 30 seconds to clean off any excess.
28mm and 25mm figures.


20mm figures.


The heavy version looks better than the light so the light works well for 20mm or a small boats cannon in 28mm and the heavy is ideal for fortress and shore deployed ships cannon for both 28mm and 20mm. Both models are excellent and 20 cannons for £20 including postage is good value.
Small cannon £10 for 12 guns
Large cannon £10 for 8 guns.

Heavy cannon.

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Light cannon painted.
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Willz.

[Jeremy]

That’s great looking seamen

[Essex Boy]

They do look rather good, Willz.

Where did you get the pirates from? They look a little bigger than 30mm?

Iain

[Willz the Wargamer]

They do look rather good, Willz.

Where did you get the pirates from? They look a little bigger than 30mm?

Iain

Cheers for your kind comments Iain, the pirates are from a game weapons and warriors. I bought several off flea bay a couple of years ago cheap.


Here's a link
https://blackshawgaming.wordpress.com/ ... a%20punt.

[Essex Boy]

Cheers for that, mate.

[Peeler]

I had that game (or very similar) when I was just a youngster.

[Count Belisarius]

It was with real pirates then...

[BaronVonWreckedoften]

That’s great looking seamen

Now there's a phrase you don't see used on this forum very often.

[Essex Boy]

It was with real pirates then...

Isn't Peeler a few years younger than you?

[Count Belisarius]

I've aged better...