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Transistor Sword

Materials: 36"x60"x.093" plexiglass Acrylic, 0.25" dowel rod pins, iDye Poly in teal, foam board, paper clay, magnets, black worbla, spray paints, red car headlight, LED strip, LED strip connectors, 12V battery packs, silver sharpie (for detailing), clear U-brackets, 6/32 screws
Tools: Heat gun, laser cutter, drill, saw, oven, Form 2 pritner
I made the sword from the video game Transistor for Katsucon 2018. Transistor has been one of my favorite games and I wanted to recreate the transistor sword from the game. I started out with a CAD model to scale dimensions to my body size, and then read up on different tutorials and techniques on how to tackle this project. I would love to remake this sword knowing what did and did not work well, but I learned a lot during the construction process.
Click on the pictures in the gallery below for a more detailed look at each step in the process.