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BUILD 6 MEDIEVAL SIEGE MACHINES: Assemble six working models including a catapult, trebuchet, ballista, crossbow, and more. Dive into the world of medieval warfare with hands-on building fun.
INCLUDES 32-PAGE ILLUSTRATED MANUAL: Easy-to-follow, full-color instructions guide kids step by step while introducing key physics concepts like force, motion, trajectory, and energy.
DESIGNED WITH SAFETY IN MIND: Features soft foam balls and foam-tipped projectiles. Only the included launchers and ammo are compatible, ensuring safe, kid-friendly play every time.
BONUS CASTLE & TARGET BLOCKS: The box transforms into a colorable castle for imaginative play, and cardboard targets let kids test their aim and accuracy with their finished launchers.
STEM LEARNING MADE FUN: Encourage critical thinking, engineering skills, and creativity through engaging construction and play. Perfect for curious kids who love to build, explore, and experiment.
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7 reviews for Thames & Kosmos Catapult Engineering Kit | Build 6 Medieval Machines | STEM Toy for Kids Age 8+ | Learn Mechanical Physics & Engineering | Safe Foam Balls & Soft-Tipped Projectiles
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Good
Has provided many hours of fun for a five year old and grandma
Very poor instructions
The six models to make made it an ideal present for my 8 year old grandson. The catapult, once made, was great. However, the instruction booklet was so unclear, it made the building of it, very frustrating. The diagrams were blurry and it was difficult to see the different colours. I would not recommend it. The manufacturers need to re-write their instruction booklet!
Bought this for my 10 year old grandson and he loves it! It’s very well made and I was impressed at how sturdy the pieces are and the grandson had a blast constructing the various options in designs that were in the kit.
This was a gift and turned out to be a hit. Durable and fun and easy to put together.
Cross-bow. Difficult to assemble. Instructions don’t show recognition of elements that are hard to assemble. Perspectives shown in illustrations are not always the ones that would be most informative.That said, the crossbow is exceptionally sturdy and capable. My 6-year-old grandson was delighted.Recommended
I bought this for nephew, mostly because he’s really been getting into the STEM stuff. I personally am a history buff, so naturally I thought this was pretty cool. All I know is he absolutely loved it, he’s eight and is usually glued to his video games. It’s really well priced for what it is. The quality of the siege engines from Medieval times made it fun to learn for my nephew. You can build different versions of the most common used siege engines of decent various sizes. They work as intended. Overall we had fun building them together.
first of all, what is not made clear is that you can’t build 6 machines. you build ONE and if you want to build a different one you have to take the other one apart, easier said than done. i needed pliers. second, the pictures in the instructions are small and a few of them could be clearer. third, the included foam ball is too lightweight to travel nicely through the air or knock the bricks over much.However, the pieces aren’t flimsy, and the models we have made do work. It was a nice idea to make the box be a castle. For the price, it’s acceptable; but an 8 year old is unlikely to be able to do this except with a lot of help.