Nuop Medieval Weapons Ice Tray Purple

I collect ice cube trays. I also do medieval reenactments. As you might imagine, I saw this set and thought it was a match made in heaven.I love the designs but as others have said, the tray is difficult to keep filled when transferring it from your sink to the fridge. I've found the best way to make it work is to just use a cup and fill up the tray in your freezer so you don't have to risk moving it. If you want to keep your items intact when you take them out, though, you need to let them sit on the counter for a few minutes or run the back of the tray under water from the sink so that you can loosen the edges of the forms from the tray. Otherwise, they *will* break when you take them out -- especially the flail and the crossbow.

This is a cute ice tray, but I had a lot of trouble filling it. It is make of a very flexible material so it is impossible to fill it and carry it to the freezer, so I did at the directions suggested and filled it inside the freezer, but even then I had a little trouble since it has to be absolutely flat to fill with water properly. But I managed to do that, but then ad trouble getting the pieces out. A couple of pieces came out no problem (the shield, axe) but the others broke when I tried to get them out (the crossbow and mace). The shield was a bit big as an ice cube, but I still liked it. I understand that they made the mold so flexible in order to get the cubes out, but I still managed to break them.

This mold worked great to make chocolate medieval weapons for the tops of cupcakes.

Used these game of thrones cupcake toppers but they were very big. Still worked. Just be careful if thats what you want it for. They are huge

I used this to make chocolates for gifts at a Zelda birthday party. The tray is super flexible and it's easy to pop most of the items out (the flail and crossbow are a bit tricky to get out without breaking). Overall, this was a good deal