In this part of the tutorial we paint and finish the sword.

Part 1 (the beginning) of this tutorial is here

This sword has a very unique metallic green look to it. I will show you how to achieve this.

We only need three colors to paint this sword. A dark green, a light green and a silver. And of course you have the flexibility to paint your sword any shades of green you want. Or any colors whatsoever.

The dark green we use is "Hunter Green".

Add some silver to it. This will give it that very unique green metal look. And if you want a really authentic look you can experiment with this. Add some silver, paint on some scrap foam and add more silver as you see it needs it.

Go ahead and paint the handle. Don't paint that little strip of cereal box cardboard on the handle. It took us two coats to get it deep and rich.

Now let's do the rest of the sword a lighter color. We are using Mint green. And because this is a lighter color we are going to have to do more coats. So...

So... paint on a layer of the mint green. (Paint everything except that handle we had painted the dark green )And if it still seems thin you can paint on a second layer of it. That is what we did - two coats of plain mint green. This forms a base.

We will soon be painting the edges of the sword silver so you might want to paint them black first. This will make the silver show up easier and avoid multiple coats.

Now let's finish the green of the sword. Add some silver to your light green ( mint green).

Now go ahead and paint everything, except those blade edges, with your silver/mint green. We did two coats.

Go ahead and paint the sword edging silver.

Once the paint dries go ahead and seal it if you have some kind of spray on sealant. We used a high gloss Rustoleum Crystal Clear Enamel.

You have made Dark Repulser!!

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Wonderful sword and built as if a dragon's bone is Iron banded to the handle. I like it! And of course I give you the template. Make the DragonBone Sword

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