Large Cannon with Gun Turret

Even in the far future, big guns will have their place on the battlefield. Usually designed for defensive fire in protection of major military complexes and other significant sites, these heavily armored turrets are designed to throw up a lot of firepower through their larger weapons systems.

This particular example sports a single barrel heavy cannon. Additional weapons systems are added to act as close-up infantry/vehicle suppression. The turret on the top is a twin-barrel heavy machine gun. (This turret actually rotates a full 360 degrees.) Two smaller machine guns are mounted in weapons pods just below the viewing ports on either side of the main turret.

Crew access is via the double-door hatch at the rear of the main turret, although there also is a small hatch located on top of the upper turret. This gun stands about 3-3/4 inches (95 mm) tall. The base is 4-3/4 inches (120 mm) in diameter.

Watch Tower Rusted Hulk

I have tried a different finish on this piece. A remainder of a long ago battle, this fortified watch tower bears a heavy coating of rust. It has been knocked somewhat off kilter by a nearby heavy explosion with debris piled against one side. The entry hatch hangs by one hinge and the tower's surface is pockmarked by weapons damage.

This piece stands about 6-1/4 inches (160 mm) tall. The base is approximately 4" x 4" (100 mm x 100 mm).

Storage Tank with Battle Damage

Another industrial piece, a large vertical storage tank. This one has obvious signs that a firefight has taken place in the area.

The tank bears the scars of combat, with multiple rounds piercing the shell and allowing some of the contents to leak out.

This piece stands approximately 4" in height. The base is 6" x 6".