Collection of Ballista Catapult Cliparts (57)

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Wooden medieval catapult with torsion spring and wheeled base, ready to launch a projectile.

A hand-drawn depiction of a classic medieval torsion catapult, built with wood, rope springs, and wheels for battlefield mobility.

Medieval wooden catapult loaded with a large stone projectile, ready for siege warfare.

A rugged, hand-crafted wooden catapult poised to launch a massive stone-a classic siege engine from the medieval era.

Historical line drawing of a medieval ballista, a large torsion-powered siege weapon mounted on wheels.

A 19th-century technical illustration of a ballista, showing its wooden frame, twisted rope springs, and wheeled carriage for mobility.

Orange wooden ballista-style siege engine with tensioned bowstring and launching arm, illustrated in isometric view.

A stylized isometric rendering of a Roman-era ballista, highlighting its frame, winch mechanism, and tensioned bowstring.

Wooden medieval catapult with torsion mechanism, rope winding system, and rotating base on transparent background.

A detailed reconstruction of a medieval torsion catapult, featuring a sturdy wooden frame, rope-wound arms, and a swivel base for aiming.

Handmade wooden catapult model constructed from popsicle sticks, rubber bands, and a foil-tipped projectile, resting on a polished wood table.

A functional mini catapult built from craft sticks and rubber bands, ready to launch a foil projectile-ideal for classroom demos or backyard experiments.

Two medieval siege engines: a ballista (left) and a mangonel (right), both wooden with rope mechanisms and mounted on wheels.

Left: A wheeled ballista firing a large bolt; Right: A torsion-powered mangonel hurling stones or incendiaries.