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Test for the TF2 Sniper Kukri
Made of foam core.
The handle is 3x wide.
Measures 21in long.
Thing to Update - I will be making the actuals out of wood or resin (plastic.) No screws carved in yet!
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ashweez
Jun 8, 2009
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I totally use that basic acrylic paint haha I'm using it right now for my (cardboard) ubersaw haha
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SkyeBD
Jun 9, 2009
lol XD I got that stuff as a gift. It is really watery paint, but it works great for the basic colors.
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ashweez
Jun 9, 2009
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yeah I really like it. Though I think I picked colors a bit too brownish for my ubersaw haha whoops.
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SkyeBD
Jun 9, 2009
I used a bright metallic copper paint and then dry brushed some darker brown/black to make it look like worn out metal.
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ashweez
Jun 9, 2009
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also, any idea of how I can make my ubersaw shiny looking? It's already painted so what I would need is some sort of finished coating to make it shiny.
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SkyeBD
Jun 9, 2009
I recommend a clear gloss, either the paint on or the spray on. you can find it at most art supply stores.
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ashweez
Jun 9, 2009
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is there any chance the gloss will mess with the painting I've already done?
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SkyeBD
Jun 9, 2009
no. As long as the paint is dry the gloss just makes it shiny! It won't make it metallic but it will be glossy.
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ashweez
Jun 9, 2009
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ohhhh cool cool. I should've gone with copper haha
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SkyeBD
Jun 9, 2009
its all good. Trial & error. I've gone through 2 ubersaws now.
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