Artillery and Equipment
THE IMAGE TO THE LEFT SHOWS a representation model from the ACW artillery and equipment range. The full range is listed below as individual guns or pieces of equipment. All are suitable for use with both Confederate and Union armies. These products are sold as unpainted kits. Each of the more complex kits is accompanied by an A4 hard copy Instruction Sheet and a digital copy is to be found next to the product. Sculpted by Jack Alexander, painting by Steve Rowland, colour photography by mska.uk. Buildings by Hovels and scenery by S&A Scenics.
NEW ITEMS: The field gun is now sold with a smooth bore and rifle barrel.
FUTURE RELEASES: The addition of a caisson model.
American Civil War – Field Gun with smoothbore and rifle barrels
This product is sold as a kit and unpainted. Additional Images.Image 1-3 show a comparison of this Jacklex ACW gun product with 1:72 plastic guns from four different manufacturers. As you can see the metal Jacklex model is very compatible with 1:72 plastic equivalents. Indeed, some have comment..
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American Civil War – Gun crew (4 figures)
This product is sold unpainted.Additional Images.1-2. A Confederate field gun and crew giving the Yankees what for! Painted by James Cockburn.3. Comparison with plastic 1:72 figures. From left to right: Strelets, Imex, Jacklex, Italeri and Strelets.The normal ratio of guns in an American Civil War a..
American Civil War – Six horse team field gun, limber and seven crew
This product is sold as a kit and is unpainted. A hard copy Instruction Sheet is provided with the kit.Additional Images.1. Instruction Sheet.2. The kit can be painted as a Union or Confederate gun and team. This image shows Confederate gunners rushing to the front line! 3. This model was origi..
American Civil War – Six mule team supply wagon and one crew
This product is sold as a kit and is unpainted. A hard copy Instruction Sheet is provided with the kit.Additional Images.1. Instruction Sheet.2. This model was originally used as a display item at the Harrow Model Shop. Painted by Stuart Asquith who worked at the shop for a time. Now owned by John C..