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1912 Railroad Gun (3D Printed) x5

1912 Railroad Gun (3D Printed) x5

Sku : HBG_3DP_0068

Dimensions : 5.41 x 41.0 x 13.3 mm (0.21 x 1.61 x 0.52 in)

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1912 Railroad Gun

Railway guns allowed armies to move artillery too heavy for ordinary road transport by using an existing rail network. In the years before and during the First World War, large naval and fortress guns were adapted to railway mountings for long-range bombardment and siege work. The title ‘1912 Railroad Gun’ does not identify one nation or gun model. Its precise caliber, carriage, and service history require the design reference rather than assuming that every railway-mounted heavy gun was the same weapon.

Rail mounting allowed very heavy artillery to travel on an existing transport network and carry ammunition support with it. Track alignment and preparation restricted firing positions, while bridges, rail capacity, and enemy observation shaped its deployment.

Finish and color

Supplied unpainted and printed in the selected color. Choose from the available product color options.

Tabletop use

Suitable for period-appropriate custom scenarios in the Global War series of games by Historical Board Gaming and compatible Axis & Allies games. Use suitable scenario or house rules for unit statistics and any technology upgrades. This piece does not supply additional game rules.

Global War is a trademark of Historical Board Gaming.

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Robert Wesley
GROGnads

Although being of a very sturdy composition, care is required to avoid 'Barrel'-breakage(s)-! Having much rather longer ranges than conventional 'Artillery', they would generally engage targets such as 'Forts', 'Facilities', maybe perform 'Coastal Defense' counter-fire in reply to 'Bombardment Vessels'-!

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John Olson
The Best

At first i wasn't sure what to expect, but then i got them in the mail and it was a great relief to know it was exactly what was in the pictures. HGB never disappoints. The rail guns were exactly what i wanted.

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Louis B Ferry Jr
French Railroad Guns

I wanted to add alittle bit of diversity to my A&A 1914 game, so I purchased two of these for my French forces. Detail is great and the color is very close to the color of the game pieces

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John Padfield
WW1 French mle 191 Railroad Gun

Really nice for the French to have some heavy artillery to destroy the Centeral Powers. This gun and many others were captured by the Germans in WW2 and used against the Allies in the Atlantic wall. I plan on getting some more and painting them in German WW2 colors to have additional firepower assigned to the Atlantic Wall.

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