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1/32 US Navy 12-pounder Cannon, long-pattern
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Scale: 1/32
Includes 1 cannon.
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This model represents a US Navy 12-pounder, long-gun cannon, derived from the Royal Navy, Blomefield 1790, long-pattern (9 feet long), 12-pounder cannon weighing 1.9 tons (1714 kg). Unlike its Royal Navy counterpart, the US Navy gun does not have a recoil rope ring.
Like other War of 1812-era sloops and brigs, the US Brig Niagara is believed to have carried two 12-pounder cannons.
Although there were minor variations among real cannons, this model's scaled dimensions and details match dimensions from tables published in "British Smooth-bore Artillery: a Technological Study to Support Identification, Acquisition, Restoration, Reproduction, and Interpretation of Artillery at National Historic Parks in Canada" by David McConnell. Its details were matched to those of surviving cannon.
© Model Monkey LLC. This 3D-printed item may not be copied or recast.
Scale: 1/32
Includes 1 cannon.
This model is available in:
- paintable acrylic plastic
- brass
- polished brass
- bronze
- polished bronze
This model represents a US Navy 12-pounder, long-gun cannon, derived from the Royal Navy, Blomefield 1790, long-pattern (9 feet long), 12-pounder cannon weighing 1.9 tons (1714 kg). Unlike its Royal Navy counterpart, the US Navy gun does not have a recoil rope ring.
Like other War of 1812-era sloops and brigs, the US Brig Niagara is believed to have carried two 12-pounder cannons.
Although there were minor variations among real cannons, this model's scaled dimensions and details match dimensions from tables published in "British Smooth-bore Artillery: a Technological Study to Support Identification, Acquisition, Restoration, Reproduction, and Interpretation of Artillery at National Historic Parks in Canada" by David McConnell. Its details were matched to those of surviving cannon.
© Model Monkey LLC. This 3D-printed item may not be copied or recast.
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