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Tutorial on glowy floaty blade~ The light diffuses from the etched portions only, creating this neat floating symbol effect. The led module is a 3D printed insert that screws in the hilt. It aligns the LEDs and has electrical bits installed. #LegendOfZelda #TearsOfTheKingdom

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AAH! Theodore!2 years ago

Can’t wait to grab a kit of this one!!

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🩸𝕊𝕆ℝ𝔸🩸2 years ago

WOOWWWW

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Unapologetic Jiang Cheng Defender (◡‿◡✿)2 years ago

That looks amazing! Perfect!

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Lineya 🐾2 years ago

Its amazing 🙏🥰. Thank you for the Information! I really want to craft it as well xD. Leds = ♡

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σиʏϰ🔜blerdcon2 years ago

Omg!

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Xephyr ➡️ Zonaite Sword Build2 years ago

It's okay you can be horny for the sword. It's a sexy sword.

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