A second artillery peice for Hawksby’s Foot. This one is a smaller gun, a Saker cannon. This peice was bought by Hawksby from John Grice a gunsmith in Handsworth. (Birmingham)
it is crewed by gunner Knowles, and three artillery men, Jim Hampstead, Job Lowe and Esau Morran.
Two musketeers are attached to the gun to ward off any attacks on the artillery as they reload.
The miniatures are all from the great Warlord Games Pike and Shotte range.
Olde England Grown New 
very cool!
Thanks. Cannons are always fun to paint 🙂
That looks great. The added musketmen really bring it to life.
Cheers,
Pete.
Thanks! Artillery offer the chance for something a bit more exciting!
Lovely work. The diorama base with the wooden flooring and gabions – and the musketeers to boot – really makes it into a full scene rather than just a bare artillery piece.
Thanks! It was fun to do. Might invest in some baggage train to add some more colour to the army.
Wow, brilliant.
AWESOME!!!
I don’t suppose you’d be willing to do a tutorial on how you made that planking would you? Or have you already and I’ve missed it?