Silver

Evolving from the ancient bronze and iron edged weapons of the Hittites and Celts the Gladius became the blade that won the lands of the Roman Empire. Gladius is literally Latin for "sword" and emerged from the Iron Age to be used by Roman Legionaries from the 3rd century BC. The common Gladius was straight and double-edged, with a sharp V-shaped pointed tip and a rhomboid cross section - ideal for short, powerful thrusts. Fits most standard minifig hands.

You might want to avoid besieging a stronghold without first forging some protection for your fodder. The menacing design of the Goblin Shield will strike terror through walls seven feet thick and its two teeth are quite effective at dealing unsuspecting blows. Flat inside consists of a centered, standard minifig grip.

Although fairly primitive this short, broad-bladed sword is an inexpensive way to equip an army of thousands. The reverse tooth towards the top of the Goblin Sword is excellent at opening up armor allowing you to quickly follow up with a swift swipe of the blade. Fits most standard minifig hands.

The origin of golf is unclear but many cultures enjoyed hitting things with long, metal objects. Modern history settled on the Golf Club to insure the tiny white sphere arrives at its destination. Irons are golf clubs with a flat angled face designed for shots approaching the green or from more difficult lies such as the rough, through or over trees or at the base of hills. As with most equipment the Golf Club makes a handy weapon in a pinch when faced with a street fight or fending off hungry undead.  Fits most standard minifig hands.

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

Categorized as a civilian weapon the Hook Sword is a versatile armament. The spine is used like a regular sword, the sharpened hilt is used for stabbing, the crescent guard issued for deflecting and slashing, and the hook is used to trip enemies, catch weapons and of course rending open an enemy. First used in 1771 BC modern routines are often very flashy, and may involve techniques such as linking paired weapons and wielding them as a single long, articulated weapon. Fits most standard minifig hands.

According to history the Finns were the first people to develop ice shoes made from animal bones in order to save energy while hunting across frozen lakes. Modern skates are boots with metal blades attached to the underbelly and worn as footwear in many sports including ice hockey and figure skating. The Ice Skate has a standard 4.9mm peg to attach to most standard minifig legs. A 3mm bar integrated into the blade allows for gripping and angled positioning.

The Intergalactic 8-Gauge is one of the most effective close-range weapons in the galaxy. The 8-gauge's immense power, ease of use, and reduced capacity for puncturing the hulls of spacecraft are often appreciated by the marines who carry them. The Intergalactic Shotgun simulates a multi-trajectory pattern, the combined force of which does a significant amount of damage against almost any type of alien infantry, including multiple targets at a time. Fits most minifig hands.