Medieval Catapult Miniature

From the battlefields of Rome to the sieges of medieval Europe, catapults have long been iconic siege engines of war. This detailed miniature from Denix replicates an 11th-century design, a period when armies relied on these massive war machines to batter walls, hurl flaming projectiles, or instill fear with their sheer destructive power. Despite centuries of use, the catapult’s basic mechanics remained largely unchanged—a testament to its effectiveness.

A Siege Engine in Miniature

This Denix catapult captures the look and engineering of its full-sized counterpart in a scaled-down model you can actually use. While medieval armies launched stones, fireballs, or worse, this replica is perfect for safe amusement—able to hurl small candy-sized objects several feet across the room. It’s an engaging way to experience medieval engineering and have fun at the same time.

Collectible and Functional Replica

Crafted with attention to historical accuracy and solid construction, this miniature catapult is both a conversation piece and a functional model. Perfect for history buffs, educators, or collectors of medieval replicas, it demonstrates the mechanics of siege warfare while adding a touch of medieval flair to your desk, study, or display shelf.