Gustav-092's - Emile's kukri knife prop (Heavy Pics)

[Gustav 092]

The last week i had insanelly amuonts of free time from college. So i think "why i dont make a prop?. Yeah thats sound awesome. Lets make the Emile's knife!!!"... So this are the results so far...

 

[Cirkob5477]

Nice!
How much time did it take you?

 

[Draiss]

Looking very nice. Looking forward to seeing your finished product.

 

[Tyvern]

this looks awesome!

 

[Charlie13]

Hey there,
Awesome knife so far.I alway admire poeple with such building-skills. Are you going to paint it?

 

[Gustav 092]

Thanks dudes...

Nice!
How much time did it take you?

the knife take me about 3 days so far...

Hey there,
Awesome knife so far.I alway admire poeple with such building-skills. Are you going to paint it?

Yeah, but i need sanding a little bit first

 

[Road Kill]

man it looks awesome

 

[Gustav 092]

Update

Im doing this detail

 

[PhantomSG13]

That is a BA knife build dude. I am absolutely stealing this idea for any of the flatter pieces I need\want

 

[SKULLZ]

Looks like it's coming out real nice. Good job.

 

[Gustav 092]

That is a BA knife build dude. I am absolutely stealing this idea for any of the flatter pieces I need\want

Looks like it's coming out real nice. Good job.

thanks dudes

 

[Ravenwolf]

really impressive.
makes me wish i was able to work on projects similiar to this. *kicks self for still living in an apartment*

good luck on finishing it can't wait to see it done!

 

[Gustav 092]

Update!!!

the knife its sanding and base paint

 

[Gustav 092]

Update!!!!

 

[Deputy Dog]

Really nice work.

 

[cfh935]

Perfect.... simply perfect. I imagine with the wood it gives it weight and balance. What type of wood and what thickness did you use?

 

[StevePerv]

Wow. This is impressive, I wish Lee could see this.

 

[Gustav 092]

thanks dudes

Perfect.... simply perfect. I imagine with the wood it gives it weight and balance. What type of wood and what thickness did you use?

the type of wood that i did use, i no konw how you call it, but here in Venezuela we call it BALZA, you know the kind of wood that architects use to make wood models, i know it isn't the best to make props but a friend who is studing aschitecture gave to me for free so i use it. And the thickness its 6 milimeters... i thinking to make a reach ar when i finish this semester at college... But i'll see

 

[StevePerv]

In the U.S its called Balsa. So its not much of a difference.

 

[Gustav 092]

In the U.S its called Balsa. So its not much of a difference.

thanks dude everyday we learn something