Artillery, firing "Faule Grete"

The Faule Grete (German for Lazy Grete, alluding to the lack of mobility and slow rate of fire of such super-sized cannon) was a medieval supergun of the Teutonic Order. The bronze bombard was cast in 1409 in the cannon foundry of the Marienburg by the gunfounder Heynrich Dumechen.[2] According to the account books of the order, the construction costs amounted to 278.5 Mark, a sum equivalent to ca. 1160 oxen.

Series list for 100/30/301
No. 100-892 a (1x) Water bucket, wooden, with wiper
No. 100-1154 (2x) Piece servant, in cover
No. 100-1021 (1x) Rough stone rifle, on wooden mount
No. 100-1156 (1x) Piece gun
No. 100-1022 (1x) Protective shield, wooden, (# 1021)
No. 100-1161 (2x) Foot soldier, dead, on belly
No. 100-1023 (2x) Protective shield support, wooden, 5 legs, (# 1021)
No. 100-240 a (6x) Bulwark basket
No. 100-1024 (1x) Artillery accessories, 7 parts, (#1021)
No. 100-882 a (1x) Powder keg with shovel (2 digging logs)
No. 100-1028 (1x) Piece master with fuse
No. 100-883 a (1x) Powder keg, open
No. 100-1150 (1x) Piece master with bellows and brazier
No. 100-887 a (1x) Powder keg with 2 shovels
No. 100-1151 (1x) Stone ball box
No. 100-888 a (1x) Water barrel, powder keg, ramrod, axe
No. 100-1152 (1x) Piece servant, pulling on rope