Glow in the Dark

If standard issue isn't as beguiling as your Horde demands, try arming them with the BrickForge Dragon Sword. Serrated edges guarantee a painful experience; and don't forget to peep through the openwork holes to catch a glimpse of your opponent's horrifying expressions. Dragon Sword fits most standard minifig hands.

For the most skillful fighters, the Elven Blade is light and sharp, and transforms any ordinary warrior on the battlefield into a force to be reckoned with. Unlike other weapons such as spear or axe, a these blades can't simply be assembled, it has to be forged and carefully tempered which requires dedicated labor and skill. The final purpose of each is to create a strong, light blade capable of holding a good edge. Elven Blade fits most standard minifig hands.

In its most simplest form the Lens Piece acts as a nifty decorative element. Primarily created for use with our Headlamp and Scooter products, the Lens Piece can also be used as a bottle topper, flashlight lens, or headlights for various brick-built vehicles. Flip it over to use as a Petri dish or decorate the wings of your favorite starship. What other uses can you come up with? Fits most standard 5mm 1x1 connection points.

Typically used with a shield or buckler, the Military Sword, or arming sword, is the standard weapon given to infantry, militia and footmen. The Military Sword is overall a light, versatile weapon capable of both cut and thrust combat; and normally boasts excellent balance. It's simple construction allows for rapid production once the torches are lit and war drums start banging. Fits most standard minifig hands.

Corrosive Etchings translate: of Poison
The item seeps green luminesce which is telling of the toxic properties contained within. Crippling Poison immobilizes the target while Acid Stream and Venom Sting strike with unsuspecting precision.

Give traffic a heads up with the Warning Light. Attach to most standard 5mm connection points to decorate emergency vehicles or illuminated space ships. Works great with LifeLites! Flip it over to use as a specimen cup or drinking glass. What other uses can you come up with? Fits most standard 5mm 1x1 connection points.

Through the course of human history, commonplace objects have been pressed into service as weapons. Hammers, by virtue of their ubiquity, are no exception. Why bother hacking and slashing when you can simply sweep your opponents legs or knock them unconscious? While some hammers feature a claw for shredding armor, our War Hammer has twin chiseled heads for dealing crushing blows. Decorative handle softens the rough edges; doubling as an excellent display piece for that retired dwarf or barbarian warrior. Fits most standard minifig hands.

Allowing its graceful design to fool you will only lead to a quick demise. This elegant weapon is considered an indulgence by vikings, assassins and seafaring scum alike so be sure to conceal securely until you are ready to strike. The Raider Blade is most effective when used during close quarter combat, and makes an eye-catching embellishment when showing off those swashbuckling skills. Tapered, precision edge will prove to be the death blow for many a peasant, orc and overbearing magistrates. Fits most standard minifig hands.

Scoring translates: of light
As you place your grip around this item it starts to radiate a pale green hue and you suddenly find your surroundings reasonably illuminated. The ebbing substance coursing through the alien alloy is duly captivating, but you quickly snap out of it and gather your bearings. No doubt such a device is helpful to carry into poorly lit areas or handy during power outages. This item can take the place of a lantern, torch or other lighting fixture - freeing up a slot in your pack.

The brightly dyed horsehair plumes attached to ancient helmets were mainly designed to make the warrior appear taller and more menacing. In later periods when the concept of uniforms and ranks began to develop plumes also served as a badge of rank. Promote your Greek or Roman warrior up through the ranks using one of our colorful Officer Plumes. Engineered to fit both our Centurion Helmet & Hoplite Helmet, these plumes can also fit on most standard plume sockets.

Roman helmets were accustomed to combat rather than parade or ornamentation; but that didn't stop artisans from crafting beautiful crests for the higher-ranking officials. Turn your average everyday Roman soldier into a Legate, Imperator or Cavalry Elite by adding a colorful and regal Commander Crest. Intended to fit our Legionary Helmet this piece has also been designed to fit most other traditional plume sockets.