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    The carronade was a short-range cannon developed in the late 18th century for use on Royal Navy ships. It was cast iron and smoothbore, designed to serve as a powerful weapon against enemy ships and crews at close range. While initially successful, carronades were later replaced as naval warfare shifted to longer-range artillery engagements.

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    The carronade was a short-range cannon developed in the late 18th century for use on Royal Navy ships. It was cast iron and smoothbore, designed to serve as a powerful weapon against enemy ships and crews at close range. While initially successful, carronades were later replaced as naval warfare shifted to longer-range artillery engagements.

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    The carronade was a short-range cannon developed in the late 18th century for use on Royal Navy ships. It was cast iron and smoothbore, designed to serve as a powerful weapon against enemy ships and crews at close range. While initially successful, carronades were later replaced as naval warfare shifted to longer-range artillery engagements.

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    Carronade

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    The carronade was a short-range cannon developed in the late 18th century for use on Royal Navy ships. It was cast iron and smoothbore, designed to serve as a powerful weapon against enemy ships and crews at close range. While initially successful, carronades were later replaced as naval warfare shifted to longer-range artillery engagements.

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    The carronade was a short smoothbore, cast iron cannon,

    developed for the Royal Navy by the Carron Company, an


    ironworks in Falkirk, Scotland, UK. Also known as a smasher,
    it was used from the 1770s to the 1850s. Its main function was
    to serve as a powerful, short-range anti-ship and anti-crew
    weapon. While considered very successful early on, carronades
    eventually disappeared as long-range naval artillery led to fewer
    close-up engagements.

    Model Built by Mike Rohrer

    Materials Used:
    Base - 1/2” thk. Plywood with 1/16” Trim Around Exposed Edges
    Deck Planking - Basswood
    Frame - Basswood
    Side Planking - Yellow Hart
    Sheer Rail - Walnut
    Carronade - Ebony
    Mobile Platform - Beech
    Chock - Beech
    Pedestal - Beech
    Axel - Beech
    Truck - Beech
    Pillow Block - Beech
    Elevation Turn Screw - Ebony with Beech Handle
    Blocks - Yellow Hart
    Breech Rope - Mason Line Dyed Brown
    Optional -
    (4) 3/4x3/4x1/8” thk. Beech Feet to the Base

    ModelShipBuilder
    1/16 SCALE MODEL 3/4” = 1’- 0” www.modelshipbuilder.com

    SERIES
    MODELS

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    3

    3
    5 5
    4
    7

    4
    BASE
    6
    1. Base
    2 Deck Planking
    3 3. Frame
    4. Side Planking
    5. Sheer Rail
    3 6. Lining
    7. Filler Block
    5 5 5 Cut Notch
    For
    2 Filler Block

    7
    7 3 3 3 3
    3
    6

    2 6
    7

    1 4 4
    ModelShipBuilder
    www.modelshipbuilder.com
    Scale in Feet
    SERIES
    0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
    MODELS

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    5
    Block & Tackle Ring
    (Attach to 2 Inside Frames)

    3
    5 7

    Breech Ring 3
    (Attach to 2 Outside Frames) 6

    2 4

    BASE ASSEMBLY
    1. Base
    2 Deck Planking
    1 3. Frame
    4. Side Planking
    5. Sheer Rail
    6. Lining
    7. Filler Block
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    www.modelshipbuilder.com

    SERIES
    MODELS

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    6
    5
    3

    TOP VIEW
    6
    1

    6 2 4
    SIDE VIEW 6

    1
    8 5
    7
    8

    7 BOTTOM VIEW
    5
    2

    3
    3
    4
    4

    CARRONADE
    2
    1. Carronade 6. Truck
    2 Mobile Platform 7. Pillow Block
    3. Chock 8. Elevation Turnscrew
    4. Pedestal
    5. Axle
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    www.modelshipbuilder.com
    Scale in Feet
    SERIES
    0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
    MODELS

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    Assemble Carronade
    8 and Base (as shown)
    1

    5
    2 3
    4

    2
    6

    CARRONADE ASSEMBLY
    1. Carronade 6. Truck
    2 Mobile Platform 7. Pillow Block
    3 3. Chock 8. Elevation Turnscrew
    ModelShipBuilder
    4. Pedestal
    5. Axle www.modelshipbuilder.com

    SERIES
    MODELS

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    4 1 3 2

    1 3 2

    4
    CARRONADE RIGGING
    1. Single Block
    2 Double Block
    3. Block & Tackle Rope
    4. Breech Rope

    ModelShipBuilder
    www.modelshipbuilder.com
    Scale in Feet
    SERIES
    0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
    MODELS

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