A bunch of medieval guns N such.
Made a bunch of medieval gun models from handgonnes, hand bombards to haakbuses. All of them are based on museum examples or from period artistic depictions such as in manuscripts and frescos.
Finally decided to try substance painter for texturing, neat but barely know how to use it still so the textures are basic at best.
Vadelspang haakbus (hook gun) based on a example from the Vedelspang castle in Denmark and dated to 1416/1426.
Berner hand bombard. Based on a museum example found in Germany that was dated to somewhere between the 14th or the 15th century.
Moscow 1375-1450 hand bombard based on a museum example in Moscow which sadly is lost now as the gun was stolen from there.
Czernys hand bombard. Based on a museum example found in Italy and dated to somewhere from the 15th century.
Vinnitskaya mace handgonne. Based on a excavated example of a early "combination weapon" (melee weapon gun hybrid) from Ukraine that was dated to be from around the 1470s.
Freiburg 18mm handgonne, based on a excavated example from the Freiburg castle.
13.4mm bronze handgonne based on a example found in Sweden and dated to somewhere in the 14th century.
Tannenberg 17mm handgonne. based on one of the oldest German handgonnes which was found in a well at Tannenberg Castle, dated to somewhere in 1399
15th century 22mm breach loading veuglaire. based on a museum example at the Polish army museum in Warsaw.
15th century 25mm handgonne, based on a museum example at the Polish army museum in Warsaw.
15th century haakbus 10mm. based on a museum example at the Polish army museum in Warsaw.
20mm haakbus based on a museum example of such in Germany dated to be from the 15th century.
Dance of death Handgonne. Based on a depiction of a armed with a gun skeleton on a "dance of death" (Danse Macabre) fresco 1485.
Diebold handgonne. Based on manuscript depictions of stocked handgonnes from Diebold Schilling's Berne Chronicle, 1483. these "handgonnes" are borderline arquebuses at this point so they maybe could be called as proto arquebuses.
Hanselt 30mm haakbus. based on a museum example from Germany dated to somewhere from the 15th century.
Loshult Gun, based on the oldest surviving examples of a medieval European firearm. As just the barrel survived it is hard to say for sure if the gun had any sort of stock/"tiller" or carriage from which the gun would have been fired from.
Small 15th century cast iron mortar based on a museum example at the Polish army museum in Warsaw.