Why a gun carriage is used to carry the Queen - KSLTV.com

Why a gun carriage is used to carry the queen

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San Felipe Build Series | From Keel to Sails Part 29: making, painting & weathering cannon carriages. Hope you'll enjoy. Coming up part 30: rigging the cannon carriages. About 18 months ago (before the Fram and the Bounty Boat) I began a large project: building the San Felipe. I originally shared (irregularly) a few reels (and posted some YouTube links), but they reached only a small audience. Now I want to bring the whole journey back for everyone to discover. It is during this build, I started

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Part 1: making the cannon carriage part 1. Over the next days, I’ll be sharing a small series of posts and videos about this gun carriage diorama. I built this piece because on model ships it’s almost impossible, due to scale, to really show how a cannon was actually operated during battle. So instead of squeezing everything into a hull, I wanted to create a full battle stand where every detail could finally breathe. The diorama shows four fictional cannon scenes. Different color schemes hint at

Part 3: finishing the cannon carriage and mounting the canon. Over the next days, I’ll be sharing a small series of posts and videos about this gun carriage diorama. I built this piece because on model ships it’s almost impossible, due to scale, to really show how a cannon was actually operated during battle. So instead of squeezing everything into a hull, I wanted to create a full battle stand where every detail could finally breathe. The diorama shows four fictional cannon scenes. Different co