Horse drawn artillery?

[Tim Haslam]

Any ideas on a manufacturer who makes 28mm German towed artillery?
Ideally I’d like a full set, and not a huge artillery piece. A 75mm or 105mm is more than enough.

Thanks

[Will Bailie]

Good question!  I've seen horse drawn limbers for WWII in 15mm and 20mm but not in 28mm.  In 28mm, the closest i've seen has been for WWI (Foundry and GWM), and then only for British RA.  (Alternatively, Foundry has a Prussian limber for the Franco-Prussian war.  Maybe with a head swap and a wargamer's squint...)

[Truscott Trotter]

Like this one?

https://www.otpterrain.com/collections/world-war-wwii-4th-edition/products/horse-drawn-leichte-feldhaubitze-18-resin

[Tim Haslam]

That looks nice, have you used this company before?
Very tempting...

[Poiter50]

Can highly recommend OTP, a local (for Oz) company that was set up just over 18 months ago, very approachable and highly professional for a home based business.

That looks nice, have you used this company before?
Very tempting...

[Tim Haslam]

Thanks for that.

[Truscott Trotter]

If you are in UK perhaps WWI limber and conversion?
http://www.irregularminiatures.co.uk/

This might help?
https://www.forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic.php?f=70&t=173320

[Tim Haslam]

Just been over there, yes the generic 4 horse limber may be good enough for what I need.
It’s just a bit of decoration really.

Thanks

[Baron von Wreckedoften]

When you're painting the gee-gees, don't forget the War Department arrowhead brand - apparently, when the British Army mechanised, a lot of our horses were sold to the Germans.

[bluewillow]

Foundry do a Ww1 limber