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My granddaughter loved it! Just the thing for yo start sacking cities with!

My grandson loves this axe. He likes to pretend play with it, and it has stood the test of his rough playtime.

Nice prop! The build quality is decent..not too cheap or too good especially for its price. The look of this feels “realistic” in the sense it doesn’t feel ultra cheap. If you’re using this with a costume you really can’t go wrong and for it’s price it’s a great addition.

As I prepared my attire for both the local Renaissance Faire and upcoming Halloween festivities, I sought a prop weapon that would enhance my chosen persona without being cumbersome or unsafe. The Viking Fake Axe Prop, a plastic toy axe, fit the bill perfectly. While it's true that the construction feels somewhat thin and lightweight, its primary function as a visual accessory for costuming is undeniably effective.The axe boasts a design that convincingly evokes a Viking or even a lumberjack aesthetic. The grey color lends a touch of realism, and the overall shape is instantly recognizable. For the purpose of completing a costume, whether as a fierce Viking warrior at the Ren Faire or a rugged pirate on Halloween night, this prop axe adds the necessary visual impact without the weight or potential hazards of a real or more substantial replica.The lightweight nature of the axe is actually a benefit for extended wear during events. It won't weigh down a costume or become uncomfortable to carry for long periods. While perhaps not designed for rigorous play or combat reenactment, its purpose as a costume accessory is well-served. For those seeking an affordable and visually appealing prop axe to complement their Viking, pirate, or lumberjack costumes, this plastic toy axe provides a satisfactory and easily manageable option.

Decent axe for halloween or cosplay

This fake ax is just what I needed to complete a Tin Man (woman) costume for an event this week. It's almost real sized, looks realistic enough for a costume. It seems to be well made and not flimsy.

This fake ax is just right for cosplaying a favorite character from The Wandering Inn. It is lightweight, hollow plastic but looks real enough for cosplay. I don't need to make any changes to it to use it as part of the outfit.

This is a very cool prop axe. My 8 year old describes it as being "from the 18th century" which is probably as high of a complement this item could receive. It's all plastic, of course, but seems well made and looks real from a distance. If you're in the market for a fictitious axe like I was, this will not disappoint.