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Hi Hi all

the head of my chain axe is drying from its painting so I started to work on the handle / knuckle guard.

What do you think o far?  no trigger or cabling yet, and I will need to make it nice and Orky...

should I add spikes to the guard? I have some ping pong sized skulls I could put on.  and should there be any dangly bits chains hanging from the pommel?

and the Axe head is gonna have some orkish red designs on it  should I add some red to the guard too

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warhammer 657, 40k 129, ork 74, chainaxe 3

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Type: Photography - Fursuit/Sculpture/Jewelry/etc

Published: 10 years, 9 months ago

Rating: General

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gener

10 years, 9 months ago

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Basic frame looks good. Spikes are almost required on melee weapons in 40K. A chain with a skull dangling from the end would look good. Or a chain of skulls.

TheGayHare

10 years, 9 months ago

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@ gener

I decided I'm gonna use the scrap tips of one of the sickles I used to make the techpriest topper. I'm gonna round it out fill it up and paint it white. I'll wrap the base in scrap cloth and dangle it from a chain on the pommel. I think it'll give a good trophy fang look. I need to look for some good spikes. If i find some good ones I have a good pattern.

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