David, Boris and Abir - thank you
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Originally Posted by Boris
This is great Igor. You're a real purist. You could've made the shells from the wooden skewers and paint them, but you went the full Monty, 100% paper.
There is a saying in Russian, I am sure you're familiar with it. We don't look for the easy ways, we just overcome. This goes for you, in the most positive manner possible!
Just a bit terminology
The part that gets shot off from the cannon is called the shell (if it's containing explosive agent) or a shot (if it's kinetic or solid). The part that holds the powder that is ignited and propels the shell out is called a casing. The combination of shell, propellant, primer and casing us called round or cartridge. This is not by any mean coming to say something bad about your model.
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Thank you for the explanations. Though I am into tanks, I still learn a lot of details and terminology.
And yes, my style is - make maximum possible from paper
