This is a Siege Tower, also known as a Breaching Tower, or a Belfry. These mobile towers were often built at the sight of an ancient battle and were used to protect infantry trying to scale the walls of a fort or castle. Armies would use siege towers when simple ladders were insufficient or too short. The towers also provided the benefit of being a vantage point for archers.
| Age |  |
|---|---|
| Weight | 0.98 kg |
| Size | 370 x 150 x 350 mm |
| Box size | 290 x 217 x 47 mm |
| Difficulty | 5 - Expert |
| EAN | 8594036430747 |
| Number of pieces | 291 |
The sets vary with their size, they contain up to 300 parts of precisely cut pine wooden prisms of 9 x 9 mm. The set also contains sandpaper to use for small adjustments. Individual parts are glued with wood and paper glue according to step-by step diagram instructions, i.e. pictograms, with symbols for separate working acts. Needs PVA or wood glue.
| Carton EAN | 8594036439740 |
|---|---|
| Carton PCS | 16 |
| Carton size | 445 x 300 x 400 |
| Carton weight | 15.68 kg |
