So Iām lurking through the old stuff and found this! Do you sell your work? I NEED THIS!!!
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Yes, I will be offering complete fully painted and detailed Krieg Axes. You can P.M. me for pricing.
Thanks for your interest!
I have completed the molding process for the two halves. I employed a silicone jacket mold with a hard plaster mother. This is a long process that is detailed in many videos by many authors out in the ether of cyberspace. Here are a couple photos from the process:
This is what I ended up with:
I started pulling casts and playing with colors and ratios in preparation for painting.
Here is one mocked up with a raw handle, roughed in blade, and steel hardware. The axle assembly on the final products will be urethane resin.
Nice work.
Looks great, looking forward to the finished product 
Nice work dude! That aint easy to do!
Things are progressing swimmingly. I have commenced the painting process in preparation for my giveaway and start of orders on the axe prop. I have decided to do a game themed paint for the prize.
The purple version in the back is a personal paint job. Iāll post pictures when its all said and done.
I started (and now finished) a fresh batch of handles. I use reclaimed hardwood for this application. Here is a shot of the progress from raw template (the two on the left), roughed in with 36 grit on a grinder (the next one), and a semi-finished sand to 80 grit on an orbital sander (on the right).
When Iāll get the money, Iāll buy you one, thatās for sure mate.
(But S+H plus goddamn Chilean Customs will rape me with taxes xDDDD)
We will make it work out. Total prop weight is around 2 kilo so shipping isnāt too bad.
2015 Q4 probably. Iāll let you know.
Salutations.
Youāll know where to find me.
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I added the mismatched ātoxic aquaā color splatterns with the aid of some frisket and delicate hands. In this photo I had barely applied the first layer of weathering to the new color.
After some extra detail sanding and shaping I gave the handles a nice coat of chestnut colored stain to bring out the natural beauty of the wood. I then topped that all off with two coats of matte clear lacquer and a top coat of Permalac matte.
The wrap detail is done with actual bandages adhered to the handle and weathered with a series of acrylic washes. This too gets another layer of clear lacquer to seal the deal. I made a repeatable template to add the splatter detail to the blade and hardware and weathered them accordingly. With all the little ends worked out I took some shots of the finished parts disassembledā¦
ā¦ and fully assembled before delivering unit 01 to my client.
The total length is around 28" (71 cm) and the weight is right at 5 lbs (2 kilo).
I had a lot of fun making this prop and hope you enjoyed seeing a little of the process behind it. Of course I will be taking orders for completes, so P.M. me if you are interested.
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Hey man, I was just wondering if youāre still able to sell one of these?
Oh yes, I can sell as many as you want. 
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Awesome! I only want the one though 
, how much?
(unless there was hidden sarcasm in that comment, otherwise fair play to you sir!)
I just came across this thread and I gotta say that the buzz Axe build is awesome. How much are you selling these for?
I will have an Etsy store up and running very soon. I will post links accordingly.
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These Buzzaxes look awesome. Would you be taking orders of these in time for Halloween 2015?
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I suppose that depends on how many you want.
Lol!
Yes, I can get you an axe (or many axes that would necessitate a rack) by Halloween 2015.
Here is the link to my Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/shop/BRDCreations?ref=hdr_shop_menu