Culverins

Culverins were powerful long-barreled cannons commonly found on ships. These artillery pieces were designed to deliver heavy projectiles with great accuracy and range. Culverins featured a long, slender barrel and were typically made of iron or bronze, allowing for the use of larger and more devastating ammunition. Culverins were mounted on sturdy gun carriages that provided stability and ease of maneuverability. They were capable of firing solid shot, often weighing several pounds, as well as various types of projectiles such as grape shot or canister shot. The accuracy and power of culverins made them effective in disabling enemy masts, hulls, and personnel, contributing to the tactical advantage of the ship that carried them. Wooden Model Ship Fittings Culverins Falconet Brass and Metal come in range of sizes.