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Krupp 21cm Mörser 10 in 1:35 scale from Takom. Finished with Ammo of Mig and Vallejo acrylics; MIG and AK Interactive enamels, 502 Abteilung oils, and MIG and Vallejo pigments. This model represents a German piece captured by Canadian soldiers of the 27th Battalion (City of Winnipeg) during the legendary Battle of Vimy Ridge in April 1917.

After my Whippet build last month, I've definitely fallen in love with these First World War kits. When I started deciding which kits I would buy, this howitzer was definitely on the top of my list. I find subjects like this rather interesting; it's a niche (artillery), within a niche (First World War subjects), within a niche (armor modelling). I can honestly say that this is one of my favorite builds out of all the stuff I've done in my short time in the hobby. Like any build, there's things I like and things I don't like, but overall I think it turned out rather well. Interestingly enough, I think that with a few added bits, it would look right at home in a Death Korps of Krieg army. Comments and criticism is welcomed as always!

Nicely done. That's a lot of boom.

 Elbows wrote:
Nicely done. That's a lot of boom.

Thanks.

I knew this kind of thing is a little out of left field for this forum, but I just absolutely love this model so I had to share it.

Well done. Makes my ears hurt just looking at it.

I think it's fantastic to see pieces like this to change up the usual content. Nicely done!