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Siege Engine.com: Baby Scissor Trebuchet (Scissor Jack Near-Linear ... Nov 18, 2008 ... The Scissor Jack Near-Linear Motion Trebuchet is an adaptation of the common Scissor Jack as found for lifting automobiles. ... 2.
Siege Engine.com: Cardan Trebuchet (Cardan Gear Linear Motion ... Nov 18, 2008 ... Google Video Service Siege-engine.com: Carden Trebuchet Model. Information: Attempted two launches with a Carden gear Trebuchet model. ... 3.
Siege Engine.com: Baby Hatra Ballista Baby Hatra Ballista is a model of a ballista whose Archaeological evidence ... In the background, you can see Onager Jr in storage in the back of my shop. ... 4.
Siege Engine.com: Baby Ballista Nov 18, 2008 ... Alternately, you could purchase a CD of plans for a wide range of torsion powered devices, including the Lithobolos Ballista, also available ... 5.
Siege Engine.com: Hatra Ballista Jr Nov 19, 2008 ... After building and testing Baby Hatra Ballista, it was clear this design was worth pursuing. Eric decided we needed a mid-sized model which ... 6.
Siege Engine.com: Mista Ballista : Arms Nov 18, 2008 ... In 2006 we got the new carbon fiber arms and video taped them in action in the summer at our 2006 History Chunk. This led us to discover how ... 7.
Siege Engine.com: Baby Onager Nov 18, 2008 ... Baby Onager was constructed in preparation for building a mid-sized onager. The basic torsion engine design was taken and improved from my ... 8.
Siege Engine.com: Onager Design for Dr. Seuss Nov 18, 2008 ... My Onager is three feet tall, five feet long, four feet wide, with a three foot arm. This poem describes most critical aspects of the ... 9.
Siege Engine.com: Baby Scissor Trebuchet (Scissor Jack Near-Linear ... Nov 18, 2008 ... The Scissor Jack Near-Linear Motion Trebuchet is an adaptation of ... The wood block with the small bit of molded metal resting at one end ... 10.
Siege Engine.com: How to Make Slings and Pouches Nov 18, 2008 ... The advantage to a pouch on a sling is that it adds speed to the projectile beyond what is possible in the throwing beam. ... |
