Skoda 150mm M34 gun (RO595)

Skoda 150mm M34 gun (RO595) includes two Skoda 150mm M34 guns with crew & two large bases. The Skoda 150mm M34 howitzer and the Schneider 105mm M36 gun were the most modern artillery pieces in the Romanian Army’s arsenal during the Second World War. This product is no longer currently available for sale...

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Each Romanian corps had an independent motorised heavy artillery battalion and were made up of 105mm Schneider model 1936 guns and 150mm Skoda model 1934 howitzers.These were comparable in terms of firepower and mobility with German regiments. Gun designed by Tim Adcock Crew designed by Evan Allen Painted by Aaron Mathie

The Skoda 150mm M34 Gun in Flames Of War

Weapon Mobility Range ROF Anti-tank Firepower Notes Skoda 150mm M34 howitzer Immobile 32"/80cm 1 13 1+ Gun shield, Bunker buster. Firing bombardments   88"/220cm - 5 2+

No Saves from Big Guns Some weapons are just so powerful that there is no chance of surviving a hit from them. These heavy guns are often mounted in tanks and self-propelled guns designed to break through enemy defensive lines. Infantry teams, Gun teams, Passengers, and Unarmoured vehicles automatically fail their Saves when hit by a Breakthrough Gun or a Bunker Buster. This does not apply to Artillery Bombardments.

Bunker Busters Shooting Buildings While buildings provide excellent protection from most weapons, some guns are big enough to make the building a deathtrap. One hit is likely to kill everyone inside. When a weapon with the Bunker Buster attribute scores a hit on a team in a Building, it also scores a hit on every other Infantry or Gun team in the Building. If the Building has multiple rooms, or the target platoon is occupying several Buildings, the shooting player may choose which room and Building is hit by each shot.

Gun Shields Manning a gun in the thick of battle is a hazardous job. To offset the increased vulnerability of gun crews to enemy fire, many guns have a bulletproof gun shield. Gun Shields provide your Gun teams with Bulletproof Cover from shots fired from in front of a line drawn across the front of the team’s base. Shots fired from behind this line hit the unprotected crew behind it. Gun Shields do not provide cover to teams moving At the Double, nor from artillery bombardments.

The Skoda Guns Prepare To Fire

The Contents of Skoda 150mm M34 gun Blister

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Description of Components

a. 2x Kneeling crew figures covering ears. b. 2x Kneeling crew figures. c. 2x Kneeling crew figures with hand out. d. 2x Standing crew figures with shell. e. 2x Standing crew figures with hand up. f. 2x Gun carriages

g. 2x 150mm gun barrels. h. 2x Gun cradles. i. 4x Gun carriage wheels. j. 2x Gun shields k. 2x Gun carriage 'I' piece.

Description of Components a. 2x Large bases.

Assembling the Skoda 150mm M34 Gun

Step 1. Begin by attaching the wheels to the gun carriage.	Step 2. Next, add the gun cradle.	Step 3. Then the gun barrel.

Step 4. Next, attach the gun carriage 'I' piece to the bottom of the gun carriage.	Step 5. Finally attached the gun shield.	Step 6. With the gun shield in place, the Skoda 150mm M34 gun is ready for painting.

Modelling the Gun Teams Once the guns are assembled, attach them to one of the large bases provided. Next, arrange one of each of the crew figures to taste around the gun. Each gun has five crew figures. Right: An example of one of Aaron's Skoda 150mm M36 gun with its crew.