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I will be drawing cars and other vehicles such as trucks and buses in the future. Now back to buses:
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Great work on those artillery pieces Ruytuerto

And looking forward to see more of your great vehicles Judah14

Nice work Judah14. Keep it up!

Thanks Andy, Eswube and Pegasus!
This is the last Krupp gun of the Dardanelles (Krupp 28 cm L22 ís missing, but sincerelly I can not find a reliable picture of it). 24 cm L35, which resembles a baby 35.5 cm L35. It was used in the Dardanelles and the Bosphorus, and also in Argentine sevice.

Cheers.

Excellent work Reytuerto old sausage - Jolly WELL DONE

... And well researched as well. Very interesting.

Looking forward to seeing LOTS more of your work ( hopefully some British pieces, such as from Hong Kong or Singapore maybe )

Nice addition!

Great work reytuerto

Thanks a lot for your feedback Andy and Aart!

And yes, the next guns are from Elswick! Armstrong's 6 inch BL. A well known naval gun, used in several classes of HM ships as main or secondary artillery. Also well known as garrison guns in many Imperial coastal fortifications.


The blueish gray is after the color found in a delightful late victorian plate. I really don't know if the wall of the barbette mount is of brick, earth or concrete, so it can be historically inacurate. The Vavasseur garrison mount is very similar to the mounts of this type found in RN vessels. Finally, I made my best in the shading of the gun parts which are behind the shield, but I don't know if it is according SB standarts (so I'm completelly open to corrections). Cheers.

PS1: It is very hard to find french guns!, especially the heavy ones, in fact the only clear ones that I found was the 240 mm Mle 1884... and the first Paixhans!!!.

Great work!

FANTASTIC work Reytuerto

Jolly WELL DONE old boy

Quick question for you old man; will you be drawing the artillery as operated by the The Royal Malta Artillery Regiment please

Kind regards,

Andy