LEDON Castle
Do the flags signal war or peace? At the knight’s castle you are either welcome, or you are fought as soon as you approach …
Coats of arms compete to outshine ruby red roofs, while torches cast long shadows over the suspension bridge. It takes courage, strength and not least cleverness to make your way around a castle like this one!
Always keep a watchful eye – are unwelcome guests making their way up the thick castle walls, has a thief swung over the moat and crept through an open basement window or has a rival run away with the beautiful princess?
LC100
Lancelot
LC105
Guinevere
LC110
Avalon
LC115
Galahad
LC120
Bodiam
LC125
Robin
LC130
George
LC135
Balin
LC200
Morgan le Fay
LC205
Lionel
LC210
Uther
LC215
Troy
LC250
Lynette
LC255
Dagonet
LC350
Elaine
LC355
Pelleas
LC360
Merlin
LC365
Mordred
LC370
Nimueh
LC400
Camelot
LC450
Tristan
LC550
Tinka
LC650
Arthur
LC950
Viviane
LC042
Moonlight
LC044
Prince
LC045
Sundance
LC048
Frog
LC020-23
Stepping stone 40cm
LC030-33
Stepping stone 30cm
LC050-53
Stepping stone 50cm
LC060-63
Stepping stone 60cm
Video presentation of LEDON Castle
Play value
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Stepping stones & Coat of arms
When the elements come together
When things are put together, many new possibilities arise. Children know all about this. Therefore, we have placed the Castle series’ stepping stones and coat of arms close to each other. This opens up the children’s imagination and can be used within the educational work to stimulate motor skills and language development.
Maximum play value
Innovative use of the whole play area
A roof normally does not have any play value in itself. You cannot reach it, so therefore it makes no sense to incorporate any play elements there. But then what can you do? You give the roof a visual effect so that it has a role in the game!