Description
28mm Scale
One resin and metal cannon kit composed of two wheels, a carriage and the cannon barrel. Assembled it is 50mm long and 30mm wide.
An experimental artillery piece which has a rectangular barrel made to fit a wooden tray with three 3lb cannon balls across. Suitable for use in any 28mm Historical system or in Flintloque and Slaughterloo. Supplied unpainted and not assembled.
Note: This is an actual 28mm creation based on a real cannon in Russia. In the second half of the 18th century the history of Russian artillery is characterized with working out many experimental patterns for artillery guns that were offered for adoption in the army. Russian artillerists tried to solve problems of increasing the firing rate and fire power of guns. An interesting sample of such systems is the 3pounder experimental cast iron cannon with a rectangular barrel bore cast in Olonets in 1722. It was intended for firing three 3pound balls, which were wrapped round with linen and placed in one row on a wooden tray.
Rules for Flintloque and Slaughterloo
When using this gun in 5030 Slaughterloo it may only be fielded by the Undead of the Witchlands and a maximum of one per Division on the table with no forming of Batteries. It is a LIGHT FIELD GUN with its stats and costs. However when firing at Light Infantry or other dispersed targets as per the rules it has no negative modifier rather a +1. It may not fire over the heads of troops at any time. At Short Range it gains a +2 modifier. It may not fire at Long Range. This is an odd cannon which is much better close in.
When using this gun in Flintloque (see 5025 Death in the Snow and 5027 Grapeshotte) it is a Medium Artillery Piece (4 Crew) used by the Undead of the Witchlands only and there may only be one on the table. It takes 9 Load Step Tokens to load. In terms of cost and function see pg37 of Grapeshotte and the Imperiale Trois three barrel cannon. Same function but Roundshotte only as per pg29 6lb Field Gun for stats.



