Da Vinci Trebuchet Wooden Kit

A working model inspired by Leonardo da Vinci’s drawing from Codex Atlanticus of his 15^th century trebuchet. While trebuchets were common siege engines in medieval times, Leonardo’s design was unique and used one main mast. It was thought to have been made for the Duke of Milan in 1482 to impress the Duke with his engineering skills. It is not known if it was ever used in battle.

• Easy to make in about an hour or two
• Natural, untreated wood and plywood
• All pieces pre-cut and ready to go
• Parts are pegged for extra strength
• Measures 620mm high, 320mm long
• Throws clay balls (included) over 4 metres
• Ages 8+