Making Cheap LARP Weapons PART 3: Painting and Finishing 

I just found this channel and this is by far one of the best larp DIYs Ive seen. This channel deserves more subscribers

We need more content from you! This is great stuff.

working on a larp glaive based on my dnd character, i love these videos! when i first watched this i thought "well i will simply just leave it to dry"... i start painting, INSTANTLY the hairdrier is out. too real. i wanna make a video about making the weapon too :D urs have been the most helpful of any i've watched c:

First i have to excuse my shitty english, i stopped learning it in primary school. I love you Videos !! You explain it so good and in a funny way too. Thanks for sharing you experiences with us !! :) But i think you stoped doing Videos on this channel, so sadly :(( Best Greetings

U mixed water in Latex?? Was that destilled water?? I never saw this before :0

Hey new here. What kind of paint should be used with the latex?

Wait how do you have only 100 subs wtf

do you have any alternative sealants?

Thak you wery much 😊

You should maked quick vid about coating final product

Wat een mooie build ! , Ik vondt het heel leuk om te horen welke technieken je hebt gebruikt door het proces . Het zou heel gaaf zijn als je een build video serie kan maken van een schild ! , Die zou ik dan ook stap voor stap zelf gaan volgen !

Great video! Hope to see more of your videos in the future. Maybe some kind of greater longer weapons like spear or polearm? :)

I love the diffrent treasures every time its super wholesome

These Dry opening joke earn my subscription. love it. Also very good technique. Me as a german always find something to complain but I didnt find anything here. Amazing.

FEILD TEST VIDEO PLZ!!!!! All good axes are meant for hooking appendages, weapons, and sheilds.... as a handaxe user I run into "those guys" that will try to yank the axehead off the handle also. So far Calimacil is the only ones who make good axes [as far as the durability goes]. But I love the construction of this axe and was wondering if this design would pass the feild/stress test...

This is incredible and so inspiring!! Really can't thank you enough for sharing this process. I will be on the lookout should you ever feel like sharing more content or re-opening the Etsy store.

Thanks for the great content! These three videos are on the top of my list of instructions.I love the axe and your process is very similar to mine, so I find it very useful. I have one important question, though. In our larp training locking your opponent's weapon with the beard of the axe happens too often and the instinct is to pull. I've ripped the blades of more than one training axes. So I am still experimenting and looking for the perfect solution. So, does the reinforcement at the bottom of the blade workq such as it is - with just a strip of fabric?

I think I bought the leather from the same person. :) Weird. And yet, thanks for the video. It was very helpful.

Hello Martijn! Thanks for this instructional videos!! Where did you buy scrap leather in Belgium?? I moved here recently and i could use some advice on where to get raw amterials xD THanks!!

Very nice concise tutorial and very well explained. I learned a lot , thanks.

Oh very nice tutorial ! Thank you so much :D

Awesome videos!!! I hope you make other videos in the future!

Best instructions for making a larp weapon that I have ever found.

Thanks for making these how to videos ... you make it look so easy. Keep up the great work. You just got another sub.

This has earned my subscription, I just got into larp crafts and this is probably the simplest yet high payoff builds I've seen

This is a great build! Thanks for posting a video that wasn't your run of the mill how to make a sword boffer.

Best larp diy video, and I've seen enough

Are you gonna do more videos on different types of weapons?

Very nice job!

This is amazing!