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<blockquote data-quote="mps42" data-source="post: 1068316" data-attributes="member: 9571">Well, heckI guess I'll post 2 requests, so there! <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f61b.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":P" title="Stick out tongue&nbsp; &nbsp; :P"&nbsp; data-smilie="7"data-shortname=":P" />1. A heavy axe similar to the angular axe you posted earlier but with a couple differences. The head (where the blades connect) would be about 2 1/2&quot; to 3&quot; sqare with the blades emerging from the corners. The head tapers from the top to the bottom about 1/2&quot;. The haft would be steel with the &quot;double swirl&quot; design and about 24&quot; to 30&quot; long. The Grip would be be wrapped leather. Now the really interesting part: the thing is sectional. The blades can separate from the head (becoming a throwing steel) and making the former ax a mace, then the head can separate making the haft a short staff.2. A split bladed sword where the blades are each approx 36&quot; in length, 1&quot; wide with a gap of 1/4&quot; or so between the blades. One of the blades would be 1 to 2&quot; shorter than the other. The crossguard would be brass or bronze with a &quot;swoopy&quot; sort of feel to it , the grip would be wire-wrapped leather and the pommel would be of the same material as the cross guard and sort of a ^ shape but rounded.&nbsp;Hopefully thats enough info... Thanks!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mps42, post: 1068316, member: 9571"] [b]Well, heck[/b] I guess I'll post 2 requests, so there! :P 1. A heavy axe similar to the angular axe you posted earlier but with a couple differences. The head (where the blades connect) would be about 2 1/2" to 3" sqare with the blades emerging from the corners. The head tapers from the top to the bottom about 1/2". The haft would be steel with the "double swirl" design and about 24" to 30" long. The Grip would be be wrapped leather. Now the really interesting part: the thing is sectional. The blades can separate from the head (becoming a throwing steel) and making the former ax a mace, then the head can separate making the haft a short staff. 2. A split bladed sword where the blades are each approx 36" in length, 1" wide with a gap of 1/4" or so between the blades. One of the blades would be 1 to 2" shorter than the other. The crossguard would be brass or bronze with a "swoopy" sort of feel to it , the grip would be wire-wrapped leather and the pommel would be of the same material as the cross guard and sort of a ^ shape but rounded. Hopefully thats enough info... Thanks! [/QUOTE]

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