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Yeah, the cannons were indeed very large,the largest of them 8 meters long, and with a diameter of 2,40 meters.(dont ask in inches or feet=))ottoatm wrote:Cool! Your figs are all pretty well detailed, and the MOC is full of some good action. That cannon is huge though... is that how big they were? Wow!![]()
You see, both armies consisted of many nations(defender;byzantines,italiens,catalans,cretans etc; attackers; turks,arabs,kurds,balkan nations) so it is hard to achieve an uniformity. Still i believe, with the helmets and caps i achieved a limited uniformity...but I wish there was a little bit more uniformity when it came to how the figures looked.
Either way its still huge and really close to the wall. Honestly, I hadn't read that post, so I was just going by the pictures.Ebu Deyyus wrote:forgive me, its diameter is 2.40, not its radius.
That's what you would think, however I believe that it actually took so long to reload those cannons that the byzantines would actually have rebuilt the entire destroyed area by the time the cannon was again ready. This is a beautiful MOC, the walls are very obviously Byzantine, the cannon is splendid and the janissary's look incredibly realistic. The only thing that would be even cooler would be if the turks had just broken in, and you could have the byzantine emperor throwing off his cloak to join the fight.Athos wrote:Man, that's one huge cannon. I can only imagine the devastation it would cause, especially at that range...![]()
Steve