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Posts: 2
Registered: April 2008
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NekoMimiChan
The Cheesiest
Registered: May 2007
Posts: 898
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Comment Date: Wed April 23, 2008
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umm...why not wood? wooden swords are almost always convention safe and that's what I make all my props out of. I can make you a wooden one for $90.
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DarkBlazer
Registered User
Registered: April 2008
Posts: 2
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Comment Date: Wed April 23, 2008
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Sorry, here is the guideline for swords(katanas) for the convention I attend.
BOWS, SWORDS AND OTHER PROP WEAPON GUIDELINES
Bows are allowed only if they are rendered incapable of firing a projectile. Arrows must have blunt tips.
- Props constructed using metal, hard wood, fiberglass, glass or hard plastics are not allowed, even if wrapped in or covered by a softer material (i.e. cloth)
- Cardboard, foam, balsa or other light, craft-type wood, light and/or soft plastic or any other material with give (yields to pressure) are acceptable.
- No sharp edges are allowed on any material.
- A good self-guideline: if the weapon or prop breaks when it hits someone, there's a good chance it'll be allowed; If someone breaks when the weapon or prop hits them, please leave it at home.
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LegacyOfMadara
PWNed your mom
Registered: November 2007
Posts: 183
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Comment Date: Wed April 23, 2008
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messaged, but now that I see wood is not allowed, I just can't believe that. That just seems very odd to me.
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LegacyOfMadara
PWNed your mom
Registered: November 2007
Posts: 183
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Comment Date: Wed April 23, 2008
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I could make it out of cardboard for about $40+3.28(shipping)
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