Years ago I got a Spetsnaz survival machete (official designations UVSR Taiga) in a trade. Awesome piece, blade is metal, perfectly scaled. Never used because it lacked a scabbard, and thought I'd lost until a few days ago when I found in the bottom of a storage drawer. I'm looking for a...

Hello Everybody, I just wish to share my latest works for my next Nam projects. comments are welcome, like always some sheaths for my nam knives (K-Bar, Randall and SOG knife) the sling for my NVA RPD the RPD for my SF thanks for looking... left click on the pic, and pics would be higher!

I don't do many reviews Yet, I did get this Rambo by Mr. Toys. The body was a typical body, kinda like a Azmus body. So with a tank top, I don't like the joints. I used my Phicen body I had. It was much better looking. His head and extra hands match great. However, before I started his break...

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I made these a little over a year ago. A 6"CISO knife (one of the 3 variants) Randall type Mk1 Fighting Knife and a 7" CISO Recon Knife. I like the look of the handles but, to make them is time consuming and extremely finicky. The process i came up with back then was to superglue small pieces...

All I used was a very sharp pocketknife. For Valkyrie, I never really liked the shorts and wanted something sexier, so I carefully cut away the material until I was happy with it (Originally got the idea from glarcxensea but I took it a bit further Phicen Power of the Valkyrie with slight...

1:6 scale bowie knife based on this one. This bowie is made from steel and wood with a leather sheath - real leather not pleather crap. More of my work can be found here

I entered this small dio in the Toy Soldier Show's Figure Painting Contest this year and we did pretty well!!!! It was a pleasure to meet Mr. Mermelstein, and get his approval along with an earful of ideas from a real combat vet! This is a commissioned work for my friend Ed who is a fellow...