Hey ren-spags

[Nephew Twiddleton]

Whats the best way to make a shield? Doesnt have to be functional it just has to look like a shield with a coat of arms in a photo.

[Salty]

Whats the best way to make a shield? Doesnt have to be functional it just has to look like a shield with a coat of arms in a photo.

-Cardboard
-Aluminum foil
-Masking tape
-Twist ties
-Ski mask
-tazer
-whiskey
-turn off the phone
-partynpartynpartynYEAH!

DOO EEET.

[Salty]

I actually don't know. I would probably use cardboard and foil though, because I am classy.

[the dreadful hours]

polycarbonates and airplane glues

[Nephew Twiddleton]

[Phox]

1/4 In. plywood and paint. Gently curve with water if desired.

[Richter]

If you just need the profile to look good briefly, a scrap of veneer would work.  Ply wood would be better for long term display (wouldn't rool up when it gets humid), but depending on what you get, it might almost need a coat of filler to get all the gaps out. 

[Nephew Twiddleton]

This is probably a one time use thing... Though there might be some benefit for it being a longterm display thing too. Will have to consider.

[Deepthroat Chopra]

I think you get a shield thrown in when you buy a lance.

[Don Coyote]

There is higher quality plywood that will have one or both sides used for cabinets, and last time I bought some it wasn't that expensive for a 4' by 5' sheet of 1/4".

[Nephew Twiddleton]

No lances will be purchased. They arent necessary for this.

Ill probably go with the plywood.  Tell me more about this gently curving with water.

[P3nT4gR4m]

A lance is handy if you ever find yourself on a horse or motorbike and wanting to run some bastard through. Be prepared...

[Nephew Twiddleton]

No lances necessary just shields. Is for photo. I dont have motorcycle. Dont care for them.

[Nephew Twiddleton]

Bump for holy shit time is short... And that's it for bumping because I don't want to get banned.