Scotland might not have been one of the richest lands in Europe, but when its well organised army marched to war, it went well equipped with artillery in quantity and in many forms.
It was not all marching and fighting in 17th century armies. Roads were normally appalling and needed to be
The Scots Covenanters fielded a huge array of artillery, ranging
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The Saker was the mainstay of the artillery park. Large and fearsome enough to pound the enemy in the field and also manageable (just!) so that it could arrive on the battlefield. We forg
The battery is made up of 3 cannons and their crew. Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
The Russian Napoleonic army underwent massive organisational changes in 1805, and the revamping of the artillery arm was a vital part of this as it was considered the most important branch of the Russian army at the time. Count Arakcheyev
The Russian Napoleonic army underwent massive organisational changes in 1805, and the revamping of the artillery arm was a vital part of this as it was considered the most important branch of the Russian army at the time. Count Arakcheyev
The battery is made up of 3 cannons and their crew. Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
Andy Hobday