Product Notes

For your consideration we have the British Board of Ordnance Long Land Musket, Pattern of 1742. A staple of the British Army for most of the second half of the 18th century, this robust dependable firelock served in many of the crown's confrontations with noteable success.

With this model, the bayonet and ramrod are seperate props and align in fitted position when the musket is initially loaded. Both can be parented to the musket to move them about as a unit or left unparented to pose separately. The 4K textures are lighter than those in the promo image to allow adjustments in tint, darkness, gloss, or bump/height for scene light and taste using Surfaces selection and sliders in DAZ. The musket in the promo picture was set up in such a manner in seconds without additional textures.

The cock and frizzen are poseable using Twist in Parameters.