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I live in a very cold city in the winter and it has been too cold to do any spraying outside recently. The one pictured above also doesn't yet have its clear coat on, so it doesn't yet have the metallic sheen of metal. If you follow the instructions, you can find out how you can make yours look even better than mine as I will point out where I went wrong/what I learned while making it.

The sword pictured here is my first attempt ever at carving foam. The materials are easy to get, and many crafters will already have these items in their inventory. If you are making this for children, they can easily whop each other with it without causing any harm. Therefore, I created a sword that is cheap, durable, and couldn't hurt a fly. With conventions increasing their security restrictions, many replicas and fake weapons aren't allowed inside. After hunting for good Master Sword replica tutorials, I found that most were done in wood (requiring expensive power tools and know-how) or were cheaply made from paper and tape.