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| Front carriage 3D Model |
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| Model's Description: Front carriage 3d model contains 108,754 polygons and 56,254 vertices. A cannon was made in such a way that it was nearly in balance around the wheel axis. This means that one man could lift a cannon and attach it to a horse-drawn front carriage to transport the cannon. As a 24-pound cannon weighs about 3000 kg, this works well on flat terrain. Getting the cannon up the walls was done with a capstan and a lot of man-power. Volume 3 of the Memores d’artillerie by Surirey de Saint-Remy describes it all in detail. - Front carriage - 3D model by visualdimension |
| Model's Textures: (29) A Texture #1 N Texture #2 N Texture #3 N Texture #4 N Texture #5 N Texture #6 N Texture #7 N Texture #8 N Texture #9 N Texture #10 RGB Texture #11 RGB Texture #12 RGB Texture #13 RGB Texture #14 RGB Texture #15 RGB Texture #16 RGB Texture #17 RGB Texture #18 RGB Texture #19 R Texture #20 R Texture #21 R Texture #22 R Texture #23 R Texture #24 R Texture #25 R Texture #26 R Texture #27 R Texture #28 R Texture #29 |
| Keywords: fort transport fortress cannon carriage military-history 17th-century military-vehicle military-equipment cannon-barrel military-gear military war history |
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