1804 canon

I do believe that was the company. Pyro's moulds went to Life-Like for awhile and then on to Lindberg. They may still have them.

Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr.

funny you should mention, i got some email from ernie today. i should ask him. it was an ok kit. but i was about 8, so it was pretty active.

Pachelbel?

i'm pretty sure pyro.

You can get it from SMER now. The old Pyro molds. I recently used it to backdate an 18th century Spanish smoothbore (pics on alt.binaries.models.scale).

It takes a LOT of work to make it decent. When I did the backdating I threw away the field carriage and scratch-built a garrison carriage.

Didn't stop me for ordering another one, though. :-)

MH

snipped-for-privacy@some.doma> who made the naploeonic era canon kit? i remember building it.

i believe i saw the pictures. it was really nice. i would mostly like to just duplicate the childhood build i did, like my ju87, if you saw that. thanks, i didn't want to pay ebay prices for a vintage kit.

I picked up the SMER version at my LHS for around $10.

MH

snipped-for-privacy@some.doma> thanks, i didn't want to pay ebay prices for a vintage kit.

wish i had a lhs.