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Grease Gun fits most standard minifig hands.

A staple of pistoliers everywhere, the Gunbelt was an essential piece of equipment in the Old West & beyond. Holsters mounted on a belt started showing up in the 1840's from enterprising leatherworkers and saddlesmiths. Gunbelt holsters came in many forms, the Slim Jim, Mexican Loop and Buscadero to name a few. The BrickForge Gunbelt is of standard design with a pliable holster molded directly into the belt. Fitting between the minifig torso & hip pieces the Gunbelt not only secures your favorite firearm but is also ideal for other weapons & equipment like the BrickForge Nightstick. Holster size is approximately 3mm x 2.35mm and fits accessories 3mm (or less) in diameter comfortably.

Our soft ABS plastic contains an additive making it flexible - but not stretchable. Excess tugging, twisting and attempts to fit bigger-than-intended elements inside holster slots may result in tearing. Pieces broken due to excessive play are not eligible for replacement.

Hatchet

Any bounty hunter worth their salt prepares for any encounter well ahead of time - utilizing the galaxy's most sophisticated gadgetry & equipment. Firepower is a necessity, but intimidation & skullduggery win battles. Brandish the big gun but keep smaller, deadly instruments discreetly concealed. The Headhunter Quickshot both intimidates possible challengers and works well as a one-handed boomstick when bringing in bounties. Fits most standard minifig hands.

Standard issue of imperial troops, the Imperial Blaster was a powerful, light and compact weapon. It was designed to alternate between semi-automatic, fully-automatic and pulse-fire settings. A highly versatile design the Imperial Blaster spawned many variations as underscored by the collapsible stock and scope details. Fits most standard minifig hands.

Put peksy robots and cranky cyborgs in their place with the Ionizer. A favorite among desert scavengers, the Ionizer fires ion energy rather than blaster bolts. Mostly Harmless to organics a blast from the Ionizer disrupts electrical systems, overrides charges and melts fuses, destroying circuits and effectively rendering any kind of technology useless. Ideal against mechanized forces or for collecting scrap to push onto poor moisture farmers. Fits most standard minifig hands.

BrickForge's Knights Shield is in essence an elongated heater shield based on a late 12th century design when kite shields were becoming shorter and more triangular. Perfect for your wandering crusader or hung in the Great Hall sporting his coat of arms. Knights Shield is smithed without a center boss and smooth surface so you can apply your own design using decals, paints or other preferred types of mediums. Flat inside consists of a centered, standard minifig grip.

It's time to do away with those bolt-action rifles and mass equip your soldiers with a gun that will improve tactical repertoire. Modelled after the German Sturmgewehr the BrickForge Military Rifle is ready to storm the enemy position with full automatic goodness. It was the first weapon of its class, and the concept had a major impact on modern infantry small arms development. No adventurer-chasing military squad should be without a reserve of these at their disposal. Fits most standard minifig hands.

The use of Military Shields spans the course of history and is nearly universal amongst all methods of combat. Considered a handheld protective device, shields are used to protect against armed melee attacks and projectiles. Shield designs vary based on tactics and accompanying weaponry, but modern Military Shields have settled on a handful of basic designs. Used by many police forces and military officers, the rectangular design protects most of the body from relatively large and low velocity projectiles as well as blows from fists and other handheld weapons. Special Forces and SWAT teams use such shields in high risk entry and siege scenarios. Standard grip fits most minifig hands.

A Musket is a muzzle-loaded, smooth bore long gun, fired from the shoulder. Muskets were designed for use by infantry, and soldiers armed with such had the designation musketman or musketeer. Replacing the infamous hand-cannon (arquebus), the Musket consisted of a lock, stock and barrel allowing easier wield, transport and improved accuracy. Despite its widespread use the Musket retained a long reload time - leading to continuous advancements in both the gun's design and tactical use until it was made obsolete by the more-advanced rifled musket. Features multiple grip points and familiar styling your minifig troops are sure to appreciate.  Fits most standard minifig hands.