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AetherAnvil — Steampunk Modular Sword - Sky Rogue
Published: 2013-04-06 23:20:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 12514; Favourites: 217; Downloads: 94
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Description
Modular blade of a Sky Rogue. Perfect for boarding actions of sky ships. Pieces can be swapped around and locked in place with the key.Consists of:
Toothed double sided blade, one side for throat slitting, the other for ripping, catching, and generally saving you from falling. -or- climbing up sails or boat sides, etc.
Rogue Handle. Sincere grip is the focus of the design, with extras to allow rogue tricks (spinning blade, different hand placements for dexterity or strength).
Arcane Blade. A brutal slashing/stabbing weapon designed for corridor fighting and fighting formidable opponents. Might be enchanted...
Materials:
Black Oxidized 5052 Aluminium
260 Yellow Brass
MS20470AD3 Aircraft Rivets
Marine Grade Plastic (black blade)
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Comments: 36
Really, REALLY nice, these.
I love the arcane blade, but the Toothed blade really catches my attention- I love me some weapons with utility.
The teeth and blade being on the sides you wouldn't normally expect them on was an interesting touch, and I love the extra hilt space below the blade. I can just see someone leaping from one ship, the blade in both hands, before latching onto the side of another vessel and swinging into a viewport, before exchanging it for the arcane and leaping into the fray.
Do you have any more attachments planned for this hilt? Something with a hook on it would work well, I think, given the pirate utility motif it has. Or maybe a metal matchlock with a cutlass beneath it to give that finger ring something to do?
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I ended up redoing the tooth blade in full metal and I made a bowie attachment as well. Interestingly enough, all other modular weapons I have also fit with this, so you can attach the change sword to it or some of the other larger bladed weapons to it. I will make more, but I really have no time due to work right now
Thank you though! You really capture the intentions of this blade. Appreciated
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Thank! You! I am really glad you like it
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These weapons you make are really, truly amazing. They're all incredibly detailed, are well-thought out, and show a great eye for composition (like, all of the little parts relate well to one another, and they all seem purposeful instead of random slapped-together, cool-looking things). Awesome work.
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Wow, that really means a lot to me, thank you so very much! I really appreciate the educated compliment, carries weight!
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Gods-damn man, your work keeps getting better and better.
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Likewise for you! Practice practice practice
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Yep, I recently moved from Macromedia Flash 8 to it's psychotic big brother Adobe CS6, all the better I say!.
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How was the transition? Similar or sweeping changes?
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Much smoother, a more powerful engine/program allowing for greater operational capacity. Over-all, a fantastic improvement.
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Not normally into steampunk, but I have to hand it to you, this is damn snazzy.
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Thanks! Tried to keep a bit of legacy in this blade. Industrial fantasy, close enough
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Well, thank you for the watch 
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Yeah, keep drawing, especially steampunk
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Actually good idea o.O. I love steampunk <3
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Wow, man! That looks mighty impressive! Really nice detail on the blades!
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Thank you! I am glad you like the blade, have had a mixed response on it, so thanks!
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Wow. That's shiny (in that it's awesome and covetable). O.O
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Thank you 
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At least the metal parts. Rather disappointed with the black blade. Worked for the scythe, not the small blade. I think I am going to stick to metal, looks better, and more brutal. Maybe some larger items like axes it might work for, dunno.
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