What's in the Box One double-bladed battle axe prop (72 cm total length, 28 cm blade width) This Kids and Adults Thor Viking Axe Prop turns any superhero or Norse warrior costume into the real deal — double-bladed crescent axe head in metallic silver with a wrapped brown handle and decorative cord lashing. Lightweight foam construction makes it safe for all-day wear at conventions, Book Week parades, or Halloween parties. Perfect For Book Week & Mythology Days: A natural pick for Norse mythology characters, Greek gods, or any warrior hero from classic literature. Pairs perfectly with Viking, superhero, or ancient warrior costumes for school character parades. Comic Conventions & Cosplay Events: Essential accessory for Avengers-style superhero builds, Norse god cosplay, or any fantasy warrior character requiring a signature weapon prop. Halloween & Costume Parties: Completes barbarian, Viking raider, medieval knight, or superhero warrior outfits. Works equally well for kids' trick-or-treating or adults' themed pub crawls. Parent FAQs Q: Is this safe for kids to carry around at school events? A: Yes — lightweight foam construction means it's safe for costume play and won't hurt if accidentally bumped. Check your school's prop weapon policy first, but foam accessories are typically allowed for Book Week. Q: Will this fit both kids and adults? A: Absolutely. The 72 cm handle length works for kids aged 5+ holding it two-handed, and adults can wield it one-handed or over-shoulder. The accessory scales naturally to the wearer's size. Q: Can the axe head come off the handle for storage? A: The axe head appears permanently attached via the centre through-hole and cord lashing. Store it flat or hang it on a hook — the lightweight foam won't warp. Q: What costumes does this work with? A: Any superhero warrior, Viking, Norse god, Greek demigod, medieval knight, barbarian, or fantasy battle hero costume. It's designed to complement modern comic-book interpretations of classic mythology characters.
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