Crimean War French Artillery WM-7-07-2026 Do not force dry decals

Do not force dry decals as they may crease or shrivel

While neither side in the American War of Independence fielded as much artillery as they would in later periods

As World War 2 entered its final stages the ever resourceful German units on the ground

machine guns jamming constantly

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Crimean War French Artillery WM-7-07-2026 Do not force dry decalsAfter the Napoleonic Wars, the French artillery arm had been thoroughly modernised and reorganised under the Vale system, which reduced the number of different types of guns, and organised them into distinct groups for field and siege use. The most common French field piece was the 12 pounder, and these reliable, versatile guns would be used to good effect throughout the Crimean War in support of French troops. Sculpted by Michael Percy. Studio