7.5cm GebK15 gun (Gebirgsjäger) (GE553) includes four 7.5cm GebK15 guns with crew, one Command SMG team, one Staff team, one Observer Rifle team, two Small bases & five Medium bases. The old Skoda 7.5cm mountain gun was designed for the First World War, but it is still an exceptional piece of equipment. The lightweight guns are ideal for the Gebirgsjäger, who can easily move the gun up and over difficult terrain. Check out the 7.5cm GebK15 gun (Gebirgsjäger) online store here...

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"The 7.5cm GebK 15 or Skoda 75mm Model 15 as it was known first entered service with the Austria-Hungarian Army. After 1918, it was also pressed into service with the Czech, Austrian and Hungarian Armies."

This means you can always rely on artillery support in areas that are too remote for conventional artillery. The gun can be broken down into six components and carried by pack mules or, in desperate situations, by the Gebirgsjäger themselves. A large armoured gun shield has been installed to protect the crew. Designed by Evan Allen Painted by Josh & Derek Forrester Top left & left: The 7.5cm GebK15 gun (Gebirgsjäger) Command SMG team.

"The Germans captured large numbers of these guns upon conquering their European neighbours; designating it the 7.5cm GebK15. During its service with the German Wehrmacht its reputation as one of the best mountain gun designs was only further reinforced."

The 7.5cm GebK15 gun (Gebirgsjäger) Observer Rifle Team

"Observer teams need a good view of the battlefield in order to do their job correctly. Be sure to deploy them in a position where they have an excellent view of the battlefield such as on a hilltop or on the top floor of a multi-level building."

The 7.5cm GebK15 gun (Gebirgsjäger) Staff Team

"An artillery platoon with a Staff team can repeat an artillery bombardment in subsequent turns once it has ranged in on an aiming point. You do not need to roll again to range in, nor is there any penalty to the score needed to hit if your artillery Ranged In on the second or third attempts."

7.5cm GebK15 gun in Flames Of War

Weapon Mobility Range ROF Anti-tank Firepower Notes 7.5cm GebK15 gun Light 16"/40cm 2 5 3+ Gun shield. Firing bombardments   64"/160cm - 3 6

7.5cm GebK15 Guns

"The 7.5cm GebK 15 broke down into four separate loads each comprising of six sub-assemblies and the gun shield."

"The 7.5cm GebK15 gun has a Gun shield which means that even if you fail a Gun save, your opponent must make a Firepower test to destroy that team. But remember, Gun shields only provide Bulletproof cover from shots fired from in front of the gun; they do not provide protection if a team moved At The Double or from artillery bombardments."

The Gebirgsjäger 7.5cm GebK15 Guns

The Contents of the 7.5cm GebK15 gun (Gebirgsjäger) Blister

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The Command Team a. 1x Officer figure. b. 1x NCO figure. c. 1x Rifleman figure.

The Staff Team a. 1x Officer figure. b. 1x Officer figure. c. 1x Rifleman figure. d. 1x NCO figure. e. 1x Table legs. f. 2x Table top.

The Observer Team a. 1x Observer figure. b. 1x Rifleman figure. c. 1x Radio.

The Gun Crew a. 1x Gunner figure. b. 1x Loader figure. c. 1x Standing figure. d. 1x Pointing figure.

The Bases a. 2x Small bases. b. 5x Medium bases.

The 7.5cm GebK15 Gun a. 2x Gun trail wheel. b. 1x Gun shield. c. 1x 7.5cm gun / Gun trail.

Assembling the 7.5cm GebK15 gun

Step 1. Attach the right wheel to the gun trail.	Step 2. Attach the left wheel to the gun trail.

Step 3. Attach the gun shield to the gun barrel / trail.	Step 4. The fully assembled 7.5cm GebK15 gun.

Modelling
	Modelling The Command Team To model the Command team, add one Officer, one NCO and one Rifleman figure to a small base. Left: An example of a Command team.

Modelling The Staff Team Arrange two Officers, a NCO and a Rifleman around the table on a medium base. Right: An example of a Staff team.

Modelling The Observer Team Add the observer figure, a Rifleman figure and the radio to a small base to model the Observer team. Note: When creating Command teams, observer teams etc for your Flames Of War army, feel free to use whatever figure poses you like. The examples show are just that, examples. Left: An example of an Observer team.

Modelling The 7.5cm GebK15 Guns Once the guns are assembled, attach them to a medium base. Next, arrange one of each of the crew figures to taste around the gun. Right: An example of a 7.5cm GebK15 gun with crew.