Zhuge Repeating Crossbow | Strength and Elegant, Replica of ancient weapons

Level｜★★★☆☆ 
Assembly Time   ｜About 1.5~2 Hours
Appropriate Age｜10+
Accessory       ｜Assembly instructions with pictures
Product size    ｜55cm*4cm*9.5cm

                              (bow width about 63~67cm)
Package size   ｜37cm*27cm*3cm
Material            ｜Wood
Place of origin ｜Taiwan

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INFORMATION

Product introduction

★100% replica of the original prototype, recreating the unparalleled elegance of ancient Chinese weapons! ★

Through assembling and testing the Zhuge repeating crossbow, children can gain a deeper understanding of its structure and firing mechanism. By learning to adjust the shooting angle and lever speed in real time to hit targets and handle the challenges of continuous firing, they can observe how the angle and tension of the bowstring affect the range. This hands-on experience allows them to apply textbook knowledge from physics, science, and mathematics. Additionally, they can explore the historical significance of the Zhuge repeating crossbow, experiencing its cross-era appeal and making the learning process more engaging and fun.

The design process follows STEAM education principles, emphasizing hands-on creation, innovation, and invention. Through practical exploration, children enhance their skills in calculation, critical thinking, and judgment, unlocking their potential. We also prioritize safety by using suction-cup soft darts, ensuring that children can test the crossbow safely.

｜A story of Zhuge repeating crossbow｜

It is said that the Zhuge repeating crossbow was designed by Zhuge Liang, a military strategist of the Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period. Known for its ability to fire multiple arrows in rapid succession, this crossbow's design enabled quick and sustained firing, significantly improving shooting efficiency and applying substantial pressure on enemy forces. Although historical records are limited, the Zhuge repeating crossbow remains a notable symbol of innovation in the history of ancient weapons.