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Hey guys just thought of a sword concept and put it down on paper only thought of the hilt at the moment i ll get to the blade soon , if i get good feedback i ll sculpt it useing greenstuff and add it to my lord of khorne on demonic mount that i ll be getting this week. enjoy

Looks cool. But you better have some decent green stuff skills to pull that off.

Looks really awesome, however, I would be tempted to make the handle a lot bigger or at least thicker, Demons have big hands! Also as a demon of Khorne and therefore from a narrative point of view dedicated to the spilling of blood, I would be tempted to include a small blade in the pommel, which I think would rest nicely inbetween the horns and give more 'flavour' as such of the model, looking forward to pics.

Great idea about the blade in the pommel i ll draft that up asap !

I hate to be critical because it's an awesome pic..but the hilt (i.e. bottom of this pic) looks too big for the handle...I love the design but i think the hilt could use some rescaling..

Just realised that this might in fact be the right way up, making what I though was the hilt the pommel... in which case it's better but still a little too large for my tastes

Yeah i think it could be rescaled if it gets sculpted .....hmm but would it not look better if its over the top a bit ? lol

ohh yeah the pic IS upside down ( top is the pommel , bottom is the hilt )

Yeah, awesome concept but it's easier to draw something than it is to sculpt it. But that being said I wish you the best of luck in getting it made for your lord.