Theatrum Europaeum: Artillery

STL files for 3d printing 17th century artillery and crew.

Artillery crew: 1 strips with 5 figures (support free). Light, medium and heavy guns (pre-supported and unsupported) and gun barrel variants.

Figures are designed to be printed at scales between 10 and 18 mm.

Light artillery was deployed together with the infantry and used as direct fire support. This was a new way of using artillery, that was famously popularized by the Swedish King Gustavus Adolphus. Normally the field artillery would be deployed either in pairs along the battle line or in bigger batteries. Finally the heaviest guns were used in sieges to batter down the walls or sometimes also in battle where their very limited mobility made them vulnerable to being overrun.

Crew figures come in strips of 5. The strips can be put on bases as they are, but are designed to be easily cut (or even broken) apart for more customized basing. The gun models come with the carriage and the barrel in one pre-supported piece and the wheels separately (support free). This will make them easy to print and only require minimal assembly.

Our miniatures are optimized for smaller scales. They were designed for 10 mm. They are detailed and still stable and above all easy to paint. The bigger the scale the more solid the miniatures look. The level of detail is high enough that the figures will look good at 13 mm, 15 mm or 18 mm as well.

STL files for figures scaled to 10 mm, which allow you to easily scale them to the size you want for example printing them at 130% for 13 mm or 150% for 15 mm.

Contains the following:

Strip of artillery crew (5 figures)

wheels for light artillery (support free)

light artillery barrel and carriage (pre-supported and unsupported)

wheels for medium artillery (support free)

medium artillery barrel (modern style) and carriage (pre-supported and unsupported)

medium artillery barrel (old style) and carriage (pre-supported and unsupported)

wheels for heavy artillery (support free)

heavy artillery barrel (modern style) and carriage (pre-supported and unsupported)

heavy artillery barrel (old style) and carriage (pre-supported and unsupported)

Additionally the barrels and carriages are also supplied independetly (pre-supported and unsupported)