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75mm mle 1897 gun (GFR571)

GFR571 75mm mle 1897 Guns

75mm mle 1897 gun (GFR571)
Includes two 75mm mle 1897 guns, two large artillery bases and one plastic base-plug sprue.

Entering into this war, our 75mm mle 1897 was the world’s best artillery piece, and four years of war have only improved its reputation. This gun, known for its quick-fire, can bombard German positions anywhere on the front and pin down the Boche until we close in.

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1918 saw great changes in the warfare of the Western Front. Russia pulled out of the war, freeing thousands more German troops to push the Allies back huge distances. The Allied counteroffensives, with the new tanks, evolving tactics, and the arrival of the Americans, forced the Germans back towards their own borders and defeat.

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Great War: World War One Battles of 1918

Gun designed by Karl Cederman
Crew designed by Evan Allen
Painted by Aaron Mathie

75mm mle 1897 gun (GFR570) 75mm mle 1897 gun (GFR570)
75mm mle 1897 gun (GFR570) 75mm mle 1897 gun (GFR570)
75mm mle 1897 gun (GFR570) 75mm mle 1897 gun (GFR570)

Contents & Assembly Guide for the 75mm mle 1897
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GFR571 75mm mle 1897 Guns

Contents
a. 1x Kneeling pointing NCO.
b. 1x Standing NCO.
c. 2x Standing crewmen holding shell.

d. 2x Standing gunners.
e. 2x Standing crewmen.
f. 2x Kneeling crewmen.
g. 2x 75mm gun barrels.
h. 2x Gun trails

i. 2x Limber tow bars.
j. 2x Limber ammunition chests.
k. 2x Limber door sprues.
l. 8x Wheels.
m. 2x Gun shields.

 Assembling the 75mm mle 1897 gun
75mm mle 1897 gun (GFR570)
75mm mle 1897 gun (GFR570)

Assembling the Gun Teams
Each gun team has a gun, a limber, one NCO (either d. or e. above) and one of each gun crewman (f. to i. above) on a large artillery base. Use plastic base plugs to fill the unneeded holes in the base.

For convenience, many people prefer to paint the gun and limber separately from the crew, then glue to the base after painting. 



Last Updated On Friday, December 1, 2023