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The Re-Inventors rebuild the armour designed by Kelly and his gang, back in 1880.
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Zhang Heng's Selsmometer.
EP8 "Battering Ram"
Re-creating a battering ram, made to smash through city walls and gates.
EP9 "War Kite"
Using a Japanese kite design from 17th century and Chinese fire arrow technology to launch an attack from the sky.
EP17 "Double-Barrel Cannon"
A design from the Civil War, for a double-barrelled cannon.
EP16 "Fire Fighting"
The Re-Inventors build and test two extinguisher designs from the past going beyond the use of water.
EP13 "Snow Annihilator"
The inventor of the Snow Annihilator claims the machine has all the answers to winter road maintenance and is tested against the Canadian winter.
EP12 "Invention War"
Matt and Jeremy modify a number of their previous inventions and pit them against one another in a bizarre battle scenario.
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