Random stimulation for the brain
Another highly requested mini build, a miniature Thanos infinity gauntlet. Because of the level of detail involved in a build like this, I decided to cast it, from brass. Obviously like always I wanted to make it as cheap and easy to replicate as possible. This is it…
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In this project the basic idea was to make a high quality Wakanda shield that’s as easy as possible to build. Of course, everyone has a differing level of skill and different needs. So in this epic wakanda shield build, I build from steel. But you can make this out of any material you like. All the templates are available for FREE at the bottom of the page.
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This is my first ever collaboration video with Adam Celadin. We decided to make a brand new shield for Captain America that fits both of our skill sets. This is that build…
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Once again this is a miniature Marvel build that was requested a lot. After a lot of thought on how I would achieve building a mini Wakanda shield, this is what I came up with…
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In this mini weapon project I make a really cool miniature gentleman’s walking cane complete with a hidden sword from scrap metal. To give this project a DC comics flavour, I make the Jokers cane and show a previous Penguins walking cane made the same way.
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I got a ton of requests for this so here it is a miniature version of captain America’s shield, and yes, you can throw it 🙂
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This time we tackle another requested superhero mini weapon build, miniature Wolverine claws. Check out the video here if you haven’t already where you can find extra tips and the free template at the bottom of the page.
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This is a mini super hero weapon build I have been asked to make a lot, a miniature Thors hammer. AKA mini Mjolnir…
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In this project I decided to build Thor’s hammer Mjolnir light enough to use for self defence or as a real world weapon. For me there was only one material choice, fiberglass. The trick was to cast it in a big enough block.
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This is a mini pocket sized Batman batarang project that I made into an optional fidget spinner, just to see if I could make it work, and it does. If you want the template, scroll down to the bottom of the page 🙂 I’ve always fancied making a more practical batarang, something a bit more spherical and well balanced, but quick to make from scrap metal. This is that build, made one weekend just for the hell of it…
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