Hero Shield
Instructions
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Making and painting the shield
I made the shield from a nice piece off oak that where shelves from a old cupboard. Use your X-carve to engrave en cut out the design. (you can sand the top clean and use masking tape to cover the top if you wish)
When the x-carve is done cut free the design and use a blue paint to paint it. i applied two layers let it dry. If you use the masking tape remove it. If not sand the blue paint of so it only remains in the deeper parts. ( i bet you wished that you used the masking tape didn't you)
Use a red stain to stain the "bird" on the shield. be carefull you don't spill any on the blue paint)
Use a clear varnish to finish your project.
Go on a epic adventure!!!
Comments
Wow I will do this .. Well Done Buddy
Chris Baber · August 02, 2015
Love this
Easel User · October 11, 2015
Making this for my kid soon, his name is Lincoln, he goes by Link
Drew · March 11, 2018
So if I don’t use the design on top of the shield ... Will this plan just cut the shield out ...I’m wanting to put a scripture on the field sorry I just kind a new to X carve
Rob Vittitoe · April 17, 2020
Shield ...lol
Rob Vittitoe · April 17, 2020
Yes, indeed. If you need jyst the shield give me a shout and i will make you a alterd version.
Maker Mill · April 18, 2020
Yes sir that would be awesome if you could do that...I’m not very good at designing yet I wonder how hard it would be to design some swords and what I wanted to do with the swords is make them look like they are going into the shield?
Rob Vittitoe · April 18, 2020