what material is the top of the sword made of?
1964561
The sword blade is a firm, but somewhat flexible foam, while the handle is made similar to the material of a boogie board. Hope that helps.
1964562
Sorry for the delay. I wanted to be sure so I asked my daughter about the foam sword that came with the Melissa & Doug costume I gave to my 4 year old Grandson. Yes, it is entirely made of foam. It is an adorable costume.
1397588
The legs are steel, but the top appears to be wood or some sort of wood composite covered with vinyl. It is quite sturdy.
1157447
I bought It for my son, ( age 22) I remember it had metal for all the pieces on the back and It was made of wood. No plastic at all. I just had to touch up the paint and it was perfect. I bought the sword too it is a really nice high quality set. We were impressed.
1050680
It is some kind of metal not as heavy as military kind but better than plastic. Used it twice works well not bad for beginners (bought for my brother) learning how to use with a map.
840024
No, the pieces are all metal. The gem in kale's sword may be plastic, I am not 100% sure (I do not have it with me right now), but none of it feels cheap or looks out of place.
1027989
I am not sure. It was a great sword though. Looked good, and held up really well for our musical of Narnia.
582056
If I can remember correctly it was some type of metal because it was actually pretty heavy. My little one uses it and beats it up pretty good. Its still Rollin.
789656
It's a bunch of different wood pressed together with wax in the scabbard and the handle is glued on. The steel was great, not sure which it was. I took it apart and made a new sword.
1927352
It is a prop sword. It isn't very sharp at all. It is definitely not considered a weapon as it is meant for display purposes only
1451448
Steel and wood. Just the star part on the hilt is plastic but it's quite durable. I've accidently dropped it on concrete couple times and it hasn't broke (couple dents in the sheath but nothing that couldn't be painted and fixed).
1127015
The blade and the trigger are metal, but the hilt seems to be a resin of some sort. Most likely Polyurethane.The trigger does move on an axle point. It has a spring mechanism that moves it back to the open position.
1176601
The sword is full sized and the blade is metal. The grip is wooden and the end piece tends to fall off.
843460
I believe it is primarily for display although it is made of all metal parts. The blade itself is stamped as 440 Steel and made in China. Based on what I have read, 440 is good for display swords but it would not stand up in battle against a forged blade.
39643
The "Wheel of Life" tsuba (Nazi symbol) is metal but I doubt it's going to hold up in combat or anything. The handle itself is pretty well made, keeping in mind this is not a combat sword or anything but it is really well made for the money.
953550
Although its a steel blade and pretty heavy with one l, you'll still damage the blade in any sword fight I don't recommend it. It's an awesome replica sword though!
371214
The top part is made of metal or at least a very sturdy plastic that resembles metal. The bottom is plastic but the system feels very sturdy.
1965570
I believe "oso" is a brand / blacksmith. The Oso forge. As for" top sword " I do not know