This stylized medieval field cannon is a compact, highly legible prop for dioramas, historical table-top skirmishes, and display shelves. The piece presents a short, reinforced barrel with visible hoop bands, clear trunnion mounts seated into a sturdy wooden carriage, large spoked wheels with rim reinforcement, and a short trail with upright handles and a small box-like element at the rear. Surface treatment is intentionally bold — carved woodgrain suggestion and raised bands — so basic weathering and drybrush techniques immediately sell the piece in a scene. What you receive: one master file prepared at scale and a README with scale conversion notes. The master is a single assembly with wheels integrated into the carriage; if you prefer removable wheels for painting or storage, separate the wheel geometry in your CAD tool before slicing. Use cases: place this cannon as an objective marker, a siege vignette focal point, or a terrain prop on a gaming board. It also makes a satisfying subject for display and painting practice. The sculpt is a stylized interpretation rather than an exact historical replica; consult references or request a custom variant for museum-grade accuracy. Printing note: orient on the carriage or use minimal supports under the barrel/trunnion area for clean results. When scaling up for display, inspect thin hoop edges and handle posts for reinforcement.