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24cm S.K. L/40 'Theodor Karl' E.
The first German railway gun , 'Theodor Karl' was built in late 1916. In spring 1917 four of these guns were fielded. The gun was designed to fire from its bogies using a curved firing track to aim at it's target.

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38cm S.K. L/45 'Max'
This was the largest-calibre railway gun built by Germany. The first of eight were fielded in time for the spring offensives of 1918. A duel-role gun it could fire from its bogies or from a fixed emplacement.

FROM: Osprey Publishing's, 'Railway Guns of World War I'

PRICE: £200.00 (unframed)
SIZE: Image approx. H 30 cm x W 40 cm (H 12 x W 16 inches)
MEDIUM: Watercolour