Anti-Japanese War Dadao - Demon Slayer (1:1 Timeline Record Supports Multicolor)

25.10.03 Hand painting large areas is truly exhausting, and I also found a frustrating issue: the layer lines on the blade tip piece have an angular deviation compared to the other two blade pieces of the blade. After applying metallic paint, the reflections in the same direction are inconsistent, slightly impacting the effect, but I'm too lazy to deal with the layer lines, so I'll leave it as is

The handle wrapping is a 10mmx5000mm red cotton rope I bought. Referencing online methods for wrapping Ming and Qing dynasty sword handles, it took me almost two hours to wrap it, oh my old back. Everyone should do what they can

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My history isn't very good, so I can't remember some dates and numbers clearly. I always wanted to make something to record it

Yesterday, I happened to stumble upon a video of forging an Anti-Japanese War dadao. This year also marks the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War Victory's 80th anniversary.

So I knew what to do.

Life may not be perfect, but China is good.

As for the pinned version, old precautions apply: pre-assemble first, and pay attention to whether the connectors are placed in the correct direction. It's fine for posing and light waving, but if you want to swing it around, a keel is still needed.

The keel requires a certain degree of toughness. The reserved groove has a curvature. You can purchase a 3mm diameter, 740mm long POM rod or other materials. Those confident in material diameter consistency can also purchase 3.5mm diameter material. The reserved groove is 3.6mm in diameter and 745mm in length.

The form and historical research are sourced from the book 'Chinese Swords'