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Minfigs only have two hands; and you can't seem to choose which effects to equip. The solution? Donning the pliable BrickForge Bandolier allows a minifig to carry up to an additional three accessories (double up for six additional slots)! The Bandolier is a type of large belt worn around either the left or right shoulder down across the chest & lower torso. In addition to storing extra ammunition and supplies it helps to distribute weigh off the hips for maximum mobility. Each of the flexible holsters is suitable to carry blades, guns or other types of minifig accessories. Bandolier fits across most standard minifigs and can stretch to fit some modified torso enhancements. 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.

A Battering Ram is a siege engine originating in ancient times - designed to break open the doors & walls of fortifications. Rams proved effective weapons of war because old fashioned wall-building materials such as stone and brick were weak in tension, and therefore prone to cracking when impacted with sufficient force. With repeated blows, the cracks would grow steadily until a hole was created. Eventually, a breach would appear in the fabric of the wall—enabling armed attackers to force their way through the gap and engage the inhabitants of the citadel. Battering Rams still have a use in modern times. SWAT teams and other police forces often employ small, one- man or two-man metal rams for forcing open locked portals or effecting a door breaching. Fits most standard minifig hands.

Whether its cutting wood or hewing stone, axes are a testament to millenia of cutting tool implements. It stands to reason that such devices were naturally recruited for military use. Just like as their utilitarian counterparts, Battle Axes came in an array of shapes, sizes, designs & purpose. Lighter, single-blade axes were used in close melee combat, whereas longer pole axes were intended to stun and dismount cavalry. The BrickForge Battle axe is influenced by the labrys family of double-headed war axes found in many Mediterranean cultures. Battle Axe fits most standard minifig hands.

Battle Rifle fits most standard minifig hands.

The oldest form of shield was a protection device used to block attacks by hand weapons such as swords, axes and maces or missiles like spears and arrows. Whereas light shields could block glancing blows, heavier ones like the Battle Shield turned ordinary infantry into an immovable wall. Traditionally made of wood and covered in bronze the sheer weight made it a dangerous weapon. A thrust forward with the shield could knock an opponent down, setting up for an easy kill. A strike from the shield's edge was deadly, as it could break bones and fatally fracture the skull. The Battle Shield is cast with a smooth surface on the outside so you can apply your own insignia using decals, paints or other preferred medium. Flat inside consists of a centered, standard minifig grip.

Depending on the mission, the Canister Gun has the flexibility to launch a multitude of non-lethal rounds. Rubber bullets for suppression, tear gas for riot control, incendiary for halting vehicles and smoke rounds for cover. It's single-shot design is popular among law enforcement agencies, correctional officers and military peace-keeping forces. Fits most standard minifig hands.

Coilgun fits most standard minifig hands.

A Compound Bow is a modern bow that uses an assisted levering system, usually of cables and pulleys, to bend the limbs. The added force makes it the first choice among hunters and misunderstood ex-military types (mission accomplished!). The bow features iconic rugged curves and split notches to assist in posing your favorite BrickForge Arrows (available separately). Fits most standard minifig hands.

Physics at its finest! Minifigs rejoice as there now exists a tool capable of prying open all those scattered brown barrels. The Crowbar is traditionally used as a lever to force apart two objects and features both a flattened end and curved end w/ teeth to pull out pesky hardware. Also great for demolition, inverting car windows and bashing the skulls of a few undead critters. Fits most standard minifig hands.

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