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Newest Review: ... give him range and the power to pierce armour - the long bow is born. This section will tell us all about bows and arrows and ... more

 ... even shows how to make a toy set. I only had one problem with this section. I think it would have been better if old Edwin was named Dafydd instead. I am not an expert on this, but the longbows used by the English and the best archers around at the time - the Welsh, were referred to as Welsh longbows. I've got an inclination it may have been the Welsh who got the idea - although longbows have been around since paleolithic times, with the first known example coming from Hamburg. The rest of the book continues in t...more

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Crowned ReviewCrafty Inventions: Weapons of War: Make your own atom bomb, machine gun and more..... (1180 words)
by - written on 04/03/12, updated on  04/03/12 (Very useful, 66 readings)
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That should get this review a few hits from Google! This book does give instructions for an atom bomb, a rocket launcher, a grenade and many more weapons of war - but of course you will be making models - no real explosions. This book is like an 'Art Attack' for the militaristic child. But there is a lot more to to this book as well. In addition to a number of craft projects, this is actually a highly informative and well written book on the history of warfare. The book begins with a poor little chap named Bled. Appropriate name, it seems his people do a lot of bleeding. Bled's tribe is small and just wants to get on with life, raising crops and hunting, but ...  Read the complete review