DIY - How to make a BULAVA out of A4 paper with your own hands. Origami mace.
269Hey! In this video I will show you how to make a paper mace out of A4 paper yourself. Watch, repeat, subscribe and like! Enjoy watching!
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Thank you for watching my DIY video))) It will be just great if you write in the comments to this video whether you succeeded in making a mace, or maybe you have any wishes or suggestions for future crafts.
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Also in this video, a DIY craft was used - a shield. Video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0aOAFT4rf4&t=963s
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Reference:
Mace is a short-tree shock-crushing melee weapon in the form of a handle with a spherical (or other shape) striking part - a pommel.
According to some sources, the mace is a type of mace, according to others, the mace and the mace are different types of shock-crushing weapons. The length of the mace handle, as a rule, was about 50-80 centimeters; the weight of the pommel is 200-300 grams. The mace was a weapon used by both foot and mounted warriors. She could be hit quickly in any direction. Historical sources indicate that maces could be used not only for close combat, but also as a thrown weapon.
The mace is a development of the mace. The first maces with stone tops appeared in the Neolithic. In the Bronze Age, clubs with metal pommels appeared. The oldest known bronze clubs date back to the end of the 4th millennium BC. e. Maces were characteristic of the Ancient East. In the ancient world, these weapons were not widespread; in the Roman Empire, it began to be used only from the 2nd century AD. During the Middle Ages, this weapon was popular in the Middle East and India. In Western Europe, the mace has been spreading since the 11th-13th centuries. In Russia, from the 11th to the 16th century, it was among the main types of weapons. In the XIII-XVII centuries, the mace was a fairly common type of weapon in many countries. Since the 17th century, the mace with its varieties has degenerated into simple signs or symbols of power (for example, into a field marshal's baton, hetman mace (English)).
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