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Norman Catapult
This Norman Catapult can be considered the forerunner of the modern mortars and its use spread in England very quickly until the first muzzle loading powders were invented.
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Roman Catapult
It was built at the beginning of the decline of the Roman Empire, and an original catapult is in place in the Castel Sant Angelo's Museum in Rome. The construction is done with cut to size wood with cast metal ornaments, and the model operates perfectly
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10th Century Byzantine Catapult
814 Byzantine catapult - X century Scale 1:17. This model is built from an original byzantine 10th. Century drawing. Strongholds were able to shoot arrows, in defence, with acceptable precision & excellent efficiency.
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15th Century Revolving Mace War Carriage
815 The 15th. century tank. We should call this original Leonardo da Vinci idea, the 15th. century tank. Pulled by a pair of horses, one mounted, was used to force a gap in the enemy infantry lines.
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Roman Tower Battering Ram
816 Roman tower - X Century. The tower was built in the age of the Roman empire. An original tower, taken from Roman documents, is shown at the Museum of Civilta Romana at Rome Eur. The kit contains all cut size wood & the metal cast head.
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The Scorpion - Double Crossbow
SCORPION DOUBLE CROSSBOW This launching arm can be considered one of the modern cannon forerunners.
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Byzantine Catapult
This small cannon defended for thirty years, the eastern coasts of the US. Easy to train, it could fire a very high number of explosive balls.
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War Carriage - 15th Century
This armoured 15 century War Carriage vehicle is based on an original Leonardo da Vinci design. It was pulled by a pair of horses, one of which is mounted, and was used to force a gap in enemy infantry lines.
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Roman Tower
The tower was built in the age of the Roman Empire. An original tower, taken from Roman documents, is shown at the Museum of Civita Tomana at Rome. The kit contains all cut size wood and the metal cast head.
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19th Century French Carronade
19th Century French Caronade This powder was built in France following the English one, cast one century before. The screwed sight, the stronger breech and the gun carriage running on a track, made the French carronade more efficient. The gun was placed onto the first and second range vessels.
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English Carronade, 1776 - 1779
English Carronade Built in Scotland in Caron Town between 1776 and 1779. It was the first barrel cast in foundry pig, squat and with short range, but terrible during close quarters battles. Two Carronades were placed on the H.M.S. Victory's fore deck.
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15th Century Mortar
15th Century Mortar, an original Muzzle - loader designed by Leonardo da Vinci and used during the sieges.
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Leonardo da Vinci - 15th Century Falconet
This Falconet was designed by Leonardo da Vinci. A modern chassis, the sight founded on an octant, easy training and particularly the rear loading, made the falconet an excellent arm.
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12 Pound Napoleonic Cannon
This 12 pounder was the most important field artillery of Napoleon's infantry. when it was pulled by horses, a limber was added for higher stability.
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