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Whoot, another commission done! This is Altair's sword from Assassin's Creed. It is made from poplar with a leather handle, painted with acrylic and spray paint.

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~dylanradcliff Nov 14, 2012  Student General Artist
YOUR GREAT
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~fixinman Oct 24, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
The detailing is fantastic.
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*mimisikokryptonite Oct 16, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Very well done! How do you machine it? Or do you carve it by hand?? O__o
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~meanlilkitty Oct 17, 2012  Professional General Artist
Thank you! My two mail tools are a belt sander and a dremmel with several different bits. They make life so much easier =)
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*mimisikokryptonite Oct 17, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Nice! Yeah, that's what I thought. You use them well!^^
Agreed, dremels make things so much easier!! I'm trying to make a giant sword of one of my OC's right now out of pink insulation foam, and my dremel has been my best friend.^^
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*DeeNuke Oct 16, 2012  Hobbyist Writer
Well done! :nod:
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Mood: Joy ~djial Oct 16, 2012  Hobbyist
great work, but it will be quite fragile in poplar isn'it ?
your paint is really close to metal looking
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~meanlilkitty Oct 16, 2012  Professional General Artist
Thank you! I've actually had almost only good experience with poplar. The closest I've gotten to something breaking is when I popped off one side of a handguard shaping it with a band sander. (I was so tired I ended up just laughing at it) It actually ended up being a super easy fix with a rod, glue, and wood putty. In any case, I like working with poplar because it's lightweight, strong, but also easy to shape and carve. I have oak, but trying to carve that is monstrous O_O If you have any suggestions to other wood I should try, I'm happy to hear it =)
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~djial Oct 17, 2012  Hobbyist
Well I don't know, it depends if you're looking for something sturdy or easy to shape ...
But if you want to carve the wood, you have too chose a wood that is not nervous (I'm not 100% sure if the word nervous is a good translation)
Maybe the poplar is a good choice for that.
Traditionnally the lime tree is used in shaping cause it's really not nervous (but probably hard to find now).
Beech will be easy to find but very nervous.
Maybe scots pine would be ok too.
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