Fallout Water Chip

Nuke Bear Craft brings us a recreation of the iconic water chip from the original Fallout video game.

 

Vampire Bat

This beautiful vampire bat specimen, more accurately a vampire in bat form, comes to us from Patrick Magee.

 

Relic of Father Dagon

This relic of Father Dagon comes to us from artist Jason Pfeifer.

 

Nautilus Ring

The talented Jason Soles of Gods Below returns to our pages with this wonderful piece.  The Nautilus ring is cast in bronze and features in inset jade stone.

 

Grimoire of the Skull

StickNRope returns to our pages with another of their wonderfully distressed grimoires.  

 

Dawnguard Axe

 This recreation of the Dawnguard axe from Skyrim comes to us from the talented Lise MacTague.

 

Dem Bones

Ugo Serrano returns to our pages with a fantastic reliquary prop, illuminated under black light.  Crafted from actual human bones with custom made jeweled adornments.

 

Blade of the Phoenix

Fantasy Forge brings us this Phoenix-themed LARP sword, complete with internal illumination.

 

Glass Sword

 This recreation of Skyrim's glass sword comes to us from Tiril Erramu of Erramu Cosplay.

 

Deathclaw Helmet

Brazen & Bold returns to our pages with this cast resin deathclaw skull helmet.  This is a finished model, but they also have a nice multi-part kit available.

 

Cthulhu in Stone

 Chris Plant brings us this well done faux stone Cthulhu tablet.

 

Elemental Tome

MilleCuirs returns to our pages with this excellent elemental tome.  The incandescent effect of the paintjob is perfect.

 

The Red Book

Another masterpiece from Alex Libris.  Bound by hand in custom tooled red leather, gilt sigil, and custom brass hardware.

 

 

And My Axe!

I'm continually amazed at how realistic LARP weaponry has become.  These Nordic axes from Sander Propworx are indistinguishable from the real thing.

 

Viking Band

Dieorks LARP brings us this band of Viking adventurers.  I'm always amazed by the level of costuming in Euro-LARPs.  Photography by Antagonist Photography.

 

Granny Hobgoblin

Even helpful fae can be capricious and unpredictable.  Such is the lesson Ukrainian artist Alisa Tochylovska brings us with her latest figure, a testy hobgoblin.

It is well known that all of the fae folk are easily annoyed. Attempts to give clothing to hobgoblins will often banish them forever, though whether they take offense to such gifts or are simply too proud to work in new clothes. And the owner of the house where this old hobgoblin lady lived, made such mistake. He offered her a new clean clothes and unintentionally injured her feelings, because her threadbare dressing was made with her own hands.

 

 

Cthulhu in Stone

 Moi Jerem brings us this primitive stone Cthulhu idol.

 

Tools of the Trade

 Another selection of beautifully handcrafted wizarding wands from McCormick Wands.

 

Fortune and Glory

Juan José Botet brings us this collection of props from Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.

 

Foam Teeth

Even the humblest of materials can produce impressive results. Such is the lesson from this tutorial from the Stan Winston School on making creature teeth using foam. 

Cthulhu Amulet

This faux-jade Cthulhu amulet comes to us from artist Marc David Green.