How to make a secret blade from the game Assassin’s Creed from paper do-it-yourself

Good day to all! Today's article is dedicated to modeling enthusiasts and fans of the Assassin’s Creed series of games. Namely, in today's article we will make an Assassin's secretive blade from paper and cardboard. In the beginning I wanted to make it with an automatic extension mechanism, but it turned out that it was not so simple, therefore this “blade” is advanced either with the help of a second hand or with a sharp swing towards the bottom of the hand on which the “blade” is located. If I succeed, then perhaps the next article will focus on how to make a more advanced model this blade, and even with an automatic retractable mechanism.

And so, for Assassin's secretive blade, we need:
-4 sheets of A4 paper
corrugated cardboard
-2 small pieces of paper for notes
Of the tools we will also need:
-stationery knife
thermal glue
-scissors
glue pencil or scotch tape

And so, first of all, you need to roll 2-3 thin tubes of paper (the number of tubes depends on the size of your "blade") in order to roll a thin tube you need to first roll the edge, and then just roll it on and finally glue the edge:

Take another sheet of paper, attach a thin tube to it as shown in the photo and roll up one thick tube:

Take scissors and cut off the thin edges of all the tubes:

Now take one thin tube and cut it exactly into the floors:

Then we cut another thin tube into 4 identical parts of 3 cm:

We take a pencil, a ruler and on the cardboard we begin to draw a blade as you like, the main thing is that it be a little longer in length than the halves of the thin tube that we cut on the floors, the width should be 2 cm:

Cut using a clerical knife:

From a thick tube, we need to cut two pieces of 2 cm each:

Getting to the assembly of the main part.

We put the halves of the thin tube parallel to each other at a distance of 2.6 cm from each other, then take 3 cm segments of the thin tube and glue two of them on one end from different sides of the long tubes, after which we need to put on the other side of our blank one segment of a thick tube into halves of a thin tube. Now just glue our blade to thick segments as shown in the photo (make sure that the blade can freely move forward backwards, like on rails)

Take the remaining 3 centimeter segments of the tube and glue them as shown in the photo (our blade should be between them)

Again, take the cardboard and draw on it two rectangles of the same length as the blade, one rectangle 3 cm wide, and the second 2.5 cm:

Cut with the help of the same clerical knife:

Now these blanks need to be glued as shown in the photo:

Now it remains only to do the fastening on the hands (it can also be done from fabric with Velcro, but I decided from paper).
Take a sheet of paper and cut it into halves, then fold one half into a long rectangle 2 cm wide, do the same with the second half:

Now we take two leaflets for notes and stack them as shown in the photo:

Then we take one of our long strips of paper and glue our past blanks to it, so that on the one hand the other end of the long strip of paper can pass:

We glue our fasteners as shown in the photo:

Glue the back mount into the ring so that your hand can pass into it before the start of the elbow:

That's it! Our "blade" of Assassin is ready and it remains only to test it, for this we simply put it on the hand that is convenient for you, tighten the front mount and that's it! It remains only to sharply wave your hand to the bottom and the cardboard blade will push forward sharply.

A very cool thing, especially if you make it more like a real model, you can also paint it, but I didn’t because I really like it.

Thank you all for your attention and have a nice day!