Scar and Blight: Twin Blades (Request model/texture)

[zeralesaar]

Hey! I got kinda bored today, and, as I always keep my sketchbook with me, decided to entertain myself by drawing a bit. I'm quite pleased with the result, moreso than I have been in quite a while, and I decided to come beseech the great modelers of our community to consider crafting these two blades.

 

First, we have...

 

Scar

(Pictured Left)

Main-Hand

Length- and width-wise rather large; length comparable to a male without a father sword, width comparable to "slightly less wide than a textbook."

The blade is about 1/8: thick, and bevels to roughly 1/32" at the edges on both the front and back sides. This is a steep request on the proportions, so just get it as close as you care to.

Yes, those are indeed many strangely shaped segments that comprise the blade. They just sort of...float together in that shape, immobile and ready to rend flesh.

 

Blight

 

(Pictured Right)

Off-Hand

Proportions same as Scar

Also a mass of floaty bits, like Scar

 

 

Both blades are the same abysmal black (and I mean black, like a "soul-sucking endless maw of damnation" sort of black, with pure white handle wrappings. Basically, RGB 0,0,0 for the blade and RGB 255, 255, 255 for the handle, with a couple grey lines to make it look like cloth wrapped around the handle. Simple, isn't it?

 

If you happen to like it so much you want to glowmap it, just put some weird glowy red streaks for Scar and the same in green for Blight.

 

 

That's pretty much it. Sorry if I sound demanding in parts of this, it's unintentional. I know that modders sacrifice all the blood, sweat, tears, and time that goes into their elegant craft, and I am merely asking, humble and contrite, that one with a higher "Create 3d Models" save than I would deign to form these edges.

 

 

Thanks!

[Vagrant0]

I might not be able to match the specifications requested, but might be willing to try making something similar to the one on the left provided that I can have use of the resulting mesh(s) for my own mod. The overall look is close enough to work with something I've been wanting to do for awhile.