really cool! i like the cannon train car thing...

Looks pretty good, and a lot like the real thing in the photo. Check out my Gettysburg Seminary building if you get the chance.

i made the general (a civil war train that survived the civil war) and im ganna use this moc for a science project...(could trains back then stand more pressure then todays trains?)

this is so awsome :) this is sweet i wish i had the instructions P.s. I have a lego town the size of 2 ping pong tables

i hate this

LOL! Very handy!

amazing

ineed intructions im doing a project on the civil war and how it changed weaponry and i want to do a diarama and i want to do it with lego please send me instructions

It's funny and realistic.

i love your info and gun sweet

this website is not informative and child like.

very understanding

THatis the coolest thing ever!!!!!! Can you by chane send a list of the piecess i need some instucions on how to make it because, that is awsome and you know what, i m using the for a projet d guess what my teacher loved so please send me some instructions and a list of the pieces ii need please that is so awsome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:-):-):-):-):-):-):-)

Hey Im doing a Civil War movie and I plan on doing a stop motion prodution and I need to know if I where I can buy this set, so please E-mail me back.

I wrote a review awhile ago, but it's no longer up. Am I really that bad? Anyway like I said before, I think it's great. Looks just like the real deal. Also I'm making a list of links to what I consider great Civil War creations on my MOCpages site as a quick reference for others interested in all things related to the Civil War in Lego. May I please use your creation as a link?

Kenneth, your illustration of Civil War mortars along with background information, rival scenes from Rev. Brendan Powell Smith's Brick Testament. Thanks for the history lesson.