Mantua - 802 Italian Muzzle Loader Catapult1:17 Scale

Mantua - 802 Italian Muzzle Loader Catapult1:17 Scale

Marsoni

M251S

$67.00

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Mantua - 802 Italian Muzzle Loader Catapult1:17 ScaleItalian Muzzle Loader Catapult (Bombardella a Mortaio)Designed by Leonardo da Vinci, this muzzle loader was a very effective weapon used in sieges of fortresses during the 15th century. Kit features laser cut basswood and walnut parts for the base. Also includes a turned brass barrel and nameplate. Assembly instructions come in the form of sequentially numbered photographs. Base measurement 8" long Scale 1: 17

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My son hasn’t worn these yet since it’s December in Indiana and sandals + snow obviously don’t mix. 😂 So this review is based on first impressions rather than long term wear. That said, these seem wider than a lot of typical kids’ sandals, which I REALLY appreciate since we tend to have wider feet in our family. #hobbitfeet The quality feels pretty decent overall. They’re described as lightweight, and while they’re not insanely lightweight, they do have enough weight to feel semi-sturdy and not flimsy or cheap. I like the style and color, and I think they’ll work well for my son once warmer weather hits. My main complaint is the price. At just under $24 at the time of this review, it feels a little high for kids’ sandals and for what these are. I really feel like $20 MAX would make more sense. Kids shoes are almost always priced like adult shoes, even though they clearly use less material, and that’s hard for me to understand and wrap my mind around. Overall, these seem solid for daily wear, I just wish the price was a bit more reasonable and affordable.

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Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2025