Questions about the product Scutum Junior: Roman wooden shield for children
What material is the shield boss of the Scutum Junior made of, and approximately how heavy is the wooden shield?
The shield boss of the Scutum Junior is made of steel. The wooden shield weighs approximately 1.16 kg.
What are the dimensions of the Scutum Junior and for which occasions is this children's shield particularly suitable?
The Scutum Junior is approximately 60 cm high, 44 cm wide, and 8 mm thick. This children's shield is ideal for historical role-playing games in a Roman camp, as an accessory for carnival parties, or for adventures on the playground.
What specific care instructions should be followed to protect the wooden base and painted linen cover of the Scutum Junior from moisture?
To protect the wooden base and hand-painted linen covering of the Scutum Junior from moisture, you should regularly dust the sign with a soft cloth and avoid exposing it to excessive dampness or direct sunlight. To care for the wood and protect it from drying out, occasional treatment with a natural oil-based wood care product or linseed oil varnish is recommended. These penetrate deep into the pores and form a water-repellent protective layer. If the surface becomes dirty, it can be carefully wiped with a slightly damp cloth.
What is the hilt of the Scutum Junior made of and how is it attached to the shield?
The horizontal handle of the Scutum Junior is made of wood and is attached to the back directly behind the shield boss (umbo).