Nazgul Holdout Stiletto – Part 5

Today, I finally finished up the sheath for this little dagger.

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Above you can see the leather liner and the small piece of goat rawhide I’ll use for the outside.  I’ll have to soak the rawhide in warm water for a while to soften it enough to bend around the leather liner and be sewn.

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And here, above, are two views of the finished sheath with the frog in place beneath the rawhide.  The sheath is quite stiff when fully dry.

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Here you can see the four sides I carved the Nazgul helmet for the pommel.  Can you see the Nazgul inside the helmet?

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And above, detail shots of the carvings.

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Available soon at BladeGallery.com

Thanks for Looking!

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2 Responses to Nazgul Holdout Stiletto – Part 5

  1. Luis Paulo says:

    Wow !!
    Thanks for sharing !
    Tom, you are a artist that inpires me a lot !!

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