Can't see why not although there can be no guarantees as t the amount of interest from other forum users but this is the same for pretty much all build threads , maybe post a preview to show what you intend to build ? Are you intending to build this from your own drawings or a set of plans that you have purchased ? Either way you may also want to look at doing a write up for M.E for the model and MEW custom tooling and fixtures you may have had to make .

I'd be very interested to read about making a model, and the tooling to make certain parts. What sort of piece are you thinking of?

Brian

Excellent, I for one will follow with interest

I would welcome an artillery build log. Although artillery is not my thing I am always interested in how others approach modelling problems and engineered models of any subject are interesting to me.

Jim

I don’t make models, but the ways that machinining problems are overcome (or not) interests me. The more solutions to a holding or cutting problem, that may arise in the future, the easier the task of getting it done effectively.

'…..incoming, take cover….'

I'll get me coat..

Mal, if you put 8" Howitzer into the search box on the home page you will find a few threads about one that was on the site a few years back.

here, here and here for starters and if you look back through Bob Gould's posts there are more plus photos in his album

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Mal

Please read Jason's instruction carefully

There is a search box on the home page of this site

https://www.model-engineer.co.uk

… which will produce this:

**LINK**

https://www.google.com/search?q=8%22+Howitzer&sitesearch=model-engineer.co.uk

MichaelG.

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Edit: Jason has, predictably, beaten me to the actual links; but I hope that's useful for future reference..

Edited By Michael Gilligan on 05/12/2018 08:34:51

Edited By Michael Gilligan on 05/12/2018 08:37:07

Oh gawd! All those rivets! All that drilling!

I think, if I ever get round to it, I'll try something like a 6- or 17-pounder from WW2 instead…