9-12 pounders 10a; Misc. Guns 2c

Hello everyone, I just I'd share my cannon and Ribauldequin design with you. You may use both, as long as you give me some credit.

Here's my 12 pounder, which I used in my PTV entry, "The Pirates of San Pedro". It's really quite simple...

And a rear shot...

And here's my Ribauldequin.

I know it's a bit medievel, but I thought it looked pretty good beside a 1700 century soldier.

Thanks for looking!

~Exo

Wow...

Nice Cannons! Those things look like they'd pack a deadly punch!

That 12 pounder looks ace!

Waw, I love that

Never seen the 4 gun-cannon before in Lego. And I like the simple, but nice and effective design of the 12 pounder

The wheels on the cannon look a tad skimpy, but it is really brilliant and the simplicity is great.

I love that organ gun.

me too! your canon is cool too^^

No one mentionied that soldier is very cool to

Cannonballs are little bit too big for this caliber, but it's still nice composition nevertheless.

I love that organ gun.

Organ gun, just the word I was looking for

The 12-pounder looks really interesting but I cannot see how the barrel connects to the truck. Is it just sitting there or is there a connection I am missing?

The 12-pounder looks really interesting but I cannot see how the barrel connects to the truck. Is it just sitting there or is there a connection I am missing?

I was curious on that too.

Perhaps you can post an image of the 12 pounder, with one side removed?

Already thanks

Thanks for the kind words everyone, I'm glad you like them.

Perhaps you can post an image of the 12 pounder, with one side removed?

Sure thing! Here you go...

Sorry about the bad picture quality, but I think it gets the message across.

I used this piece to connect the barrel to the truck to keep the barrels rounded shape. The axles are cut flex tubes, in case you're wondering.

Like I said, you're welcome to use the design, as long as credit is given.

~ Exo

Very cool! For the axles, as you said they were cut flex tubes, but do you think a short bar (like the harry potter wands) would work? I might have to test this out.

Edited December 9, 200816 yr by Kliq

Ahhh, nicely done! Thanks for the pic.

Thank you Exotrator, for the picture

Nice techniques used in it. Perhaps I'm going to use it in an upcoming MOC.

With your credit of course

it looks great! however the cannon balls are large. i like the volley gun too.

nice idea.

great building technique.

i like it very much.

especially the end part of the cannon.

great job.