Pathfinders PFD-32 Leonardo Da Vinci Trebuchet Wooden Kit

While Trebuchets were common siege engines in Medieval Times, Leonardo's take on the most powerful weapon of the time was unique - his design used one main mast, different from all others before! Based on his drawing from the Codex Atlanticus, da Vinci's Trebuchet was a design likely made for the Duke of Milan in about 1482, to impress the Duke of his skills as a military engineer.

While it is not known if it was ever used in battle, you can bring Leonardo's trebuchet to life with this working model! A great kit for beginner to intermediate model makers, this kit will throw a soft clay ball (included) well over 6 metres! Great for STEM programs and a rainy day - but it can be enjoyed on sunny or cloudy days!

Age Rating: 14+ While the kit can be made by people younger than 14, (we think kids aged 9+ have the skills) it does launch a projectile, so is rated 14+. If used by people under 14, please make sure there is parental supervision for the launching.

Dimensions are 12 x 5 x 24 inches.