Siege weapons were essential tools of medieval warfare, used to overcome the formidable defenses of castles and fortified cities. During the High and Late Middle Ages, these machines evolved into highly effective systems designed to breach walls, break gates, and give attackers access to heavily defended positions. From simple ladders and battering rams to massive siege towers and trebuchets, each played a specific role in the assault, combining engineering, coordination, and strategy.This poster illustrates the principal methods and machines used in a medieval siege, showing how attackers progressed from initial approach to full-scale assault. It highlights the structure and function of each system, providing a clear visual breakdown of how these weapons were used to overcome castle defenses.Printed in high resolution (300 DPI) and measuring 20" x 30", this large poster was created by Deconstructed using our meticulously crafted 3D model. Each poster is shipped in a protective cardboard tube to ensure it arrives in perfect condition.
