I made a Kingdom Key out of Mini M&M's Tubes and cardboard. I put small rocks in most of the tubes to add weight to it, sanded down the tubes making up the shaft, and used a hot glue gun to glue everything together and then spraypainted it. The handle is black hockey stick tape to actually feel like a grip, and the blue is electric tape. What do you think of it? Sorry about the pics being upside down, im too lazy to edit them just to flip them.

 

*Edit* The scale is actually off, the shaft should be about one tube shorter and the handle should be wider across, as well as slightly more room for the grip. But it did turn out pretty good.

 

*Edit* I also have a DeviantArt account, there's not a lot on it, but I have made some digital 3D models of keyblades as well as a few KH Minecraft skins which I have put on there. If it's not too much trouble, I would appreciate if u guys could have a look and let me know wat u think, whether on there if u have an account, or here. url: http://xxjibyxx.deviantart.com/

 

Thank you everyone

 

Edited September 1, 201213 yr by XxJIBYxX

Looks pretty good.

nicely done

Nice, just add a Mickey Token Keychain and your good to go :].

Suh-Weet!

Edited September 1, 201213 yr by Roxas_Wagner

I love how everyone here says "It's Nice." Looks at the side of the post. No likes... Don't lie to the person, like it if you think it's nice! http://kh13.com/forum/public/style_emoticons/default/ohmy.png

never would i have thought to make aa key blade using m and m tubes! COOL! I want one DX

Thats pretty bad ass

That's very good. Try to find something less flimsy than cardboard though is my opinion.

That's very good. Try to find something less flimsy than cardboard though is my opinion.

 

Thank you, and thank you for the suggestion, but I thought of that, the handle and blade are 3 pieces of cardboard all glued together with tons of hot glue gun glue, and then I sprayed them with EXTRA paint and with all the paint on them that dried, it hardened the cardboard like 5-fold. You can't even bend the cardboard at all now, and i've hit both the handle and blade off a sofa by accident, so they're pretty sturdy.

Edited September 1, 201213 yr by XxJIBYxX

Thank you, and thank you for the suggestion, but I thought of that, the handle and blade are 3 pieces of cardboard all glued together with tons of hot glue gun glue, and then I sprayed them with EXTRA paint and with all the paint on them that dried, it hardened the cardboard like 5-fold. You can't even bend the cardboard at all now, and i've hit both the handle and blade off a sofa by accident, so they're pretty sturdy.

 

All good then

That's pretty nice! I always wanted to do that when I was around 6 years old, but I never got around to doing it.

Wow, that looks good! And I don't even mean it looks good for just being made of M&M tubes and cardboard (which is awesome in itself), I have seen Kingdom Keys made completely out of wood that didn't look this good. You did some good work right there.

 

I always wanted to make my own Kingdom Key, but with my artistic skill, it would definitely end up ugly as a sin. Plus, I don't have the money* to buy the paints and other materials necessary to make it look good.

 

*Well, I have the money, but I would prefer to purchase other things with it.

Wow, that looks good! And I don't even mean it looks good for just being made of M&M tubes and cardboard (which is awesome in itself), I have seen Kingdom Keys made completely out of wood that didn't look this good. You did some good work right there.

 

I always wanted to make my own Kingdom Key, but with my artistic skill, it would definitely end up ugly as a sin. Plus, I don't have the money* to buy the paints and other materials necessary to make it look good.

 

*Well, I have the money, but I would prefer to purchase other things with it.

 

Thank you very much, I appreciate it, and well this was very cheap to make, all i bought was the tubes and the spray paint, I probably didn't spend more than $30

thats awesome im gonna go to your house and rob it good job