Didn’t finish your Halo sword in time for Dragon Con? Slice your enemies with light this Halloween! Make your own epic sword in your favorite color:
The costume is designed by Sean Bradley, who also molded the sword parts out of PET Plastic and Resin. DragonCon photos were provided by Brian Humphrey.
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