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That's a very good idea but they might as well toss in a few guns which are simple to produce. Better yet, why not vary the cannon as well, and for example, include a morter or rocket launchers or some other non-standard cannon.
Now, getting back to the crews, I would like to see some men defending their guns from infantry or cavilry attack.
Back to the guns, a wrecked carrage or some other artillery "causulty" might be fun
hi,broken guns or wrecked carriage or limbers is'nt dificult to do yourself,but charriots or wagons of the combat train are seldom done,whith appropriate crews
regards
No set of artillerymen that I have yet seen includes the men who hauled on the ropes (traces) to pull the guns into position - I would like to have some of these for Napoleonic sets. Also, artillery figures for some of the smaller nation i.e. Germans, Poles, Spanish etc.
You might look at the Yankee/ Confederate Engineers on PSR that Revell did a number of years ago. The have men pulling ropes that I use to move cannons back in position. If you swap hats, I would believe they could serve in other wars !