Papo Arrow-Firing Catapult

Papo Arrow-Firing Catapult 
Papo Model 39932 
Product Dimensions: 21.5 x 14.5 x 10 cm 
Age: 3 years and up

A catapult is a contraption used as a weapon to launch boulders or other objects, such as hot tar, that would inflict damage to something else. 

Small catapults were frequently placed on higher land or atop castle towers to allow them to fire farther. Catapults fired pebbles to break walls of castles or shot rocks or hot tar to set fire to the enemy trenches. 

Catapults launched rocks or other objects into the air using weights and levers. They did not throw as far as contemporary weaponry and are therefore ineffective in modern warfare. Catapults were popular in the early stages of warfare and siege-craft in the middle ages. 

Made of durable stable paperboard. 
Manufactured from a high quality, non-toxic PVC that passes the quality standards for the Australian/NZ toy industry as well as that of USA and Europe.