Hi All

Was thinking of using some of these but I can't find any pics of them.

Failing any pics, are they similar to this:-



Cheers and thanks for any info.

GrumpyOldMan

Can't help on this one; only have 3, 6, 12 pounders and howitzer.

Hi All again

The image seems to have been replaced by a logo. Here's another to show what I think the naval cannon would hopefully look like:-



**EDIT**
There's nothing like slapping your forehead and answering your own question.

After a more careful search of the Pendraken forum, I did find a picture that Leon uploaded for an earlier thread:-



http://www.pendrakenforum.co.uk/index.php/topic,322.0.html

This all started by looking at WW1 Rugga Rugga and deciding that I could use these as Malay pirates/tribesmen:-



Then looking at a schooner on Aliexpress and wondering what I could arm it with for earlier periods, hence the need for naval guns.

Now I'll have to trawl through the Ancient/Medieval ranges and see what I can use for non-firearm Malays.

Thanks for putting up with the drivel 

Cheers

GrumpyOldMan

I'm looking forward to seeing that drivel project when it comes together, should be impressive

Well at least we all got to see a ?pdr Naval Gun.    What era / war are we talking about now? 

Hello Westmarcher

Quote from: Westmarcher on 27 December 2014, 01:23:11 PM
Well at least we all got to see a ?pdr Naval Gun.    What era / war are we talking about now? 

Well originally I was looking at pulp/interwar (for which I'll still be using the Rugga Rugga/pseudo Malays) and then my thinking expanded to 16C/17C. I made a range of Indonesian/Malays in 15mm and always had a lot of fun zipping around the East Indies with Portuguese, Dutch, etc. The beauty of an Indonesian/Malay army is that you can use the bulk of figures (non-firearm) to cover from 12C to 20C  .

Plus the fact that I've just tracked down a reasonably priced Revell 1/144 Chinese Junk, I've also got left over elephants from my very old 10mm range and it all seems to point that way  .

Here's a link to info on Malay pirates in the 18C:-

http://www.sabrizain.org/malaya/straits5.htm

Cheers

GrumpyOldMan

Fascinating (cos I was thinking 'Swiss Family Robinson'). I'll mark that down for future reading. Thanks.