Brick

... Ouch!

Use this brick to convert your enemies into the foundation of your next corpse pile. Made from foam and latex, it's also the perfect option for when you want to throw a brick at someone but still be friends after.

The trick is never to stay in one place for too long. Inevitably the undead will sniff you out of your hiding hole, and you’ll find yourself cornered by an endless sea of flesh-hungry abominations. Unfortunately, while you’re on the move, your last encounter emptied the last of your bullets. With only an empty gun you’re defenseless.

You take refuge in an old hardware shop, looking for a new weapon. The place has been picked clean. That’s when you spot the pile of old bricks with a dusty and crooked ‘for sale’ sign. You pick up one, liking the weight. It will be good to have while you search for something better.

DETAILS

Epic Armoury's Brick is a realistic looking brick designed to be used as a throwing weapon in a post-apocalyptic world. Whether your post-apocalypse has been caused by a nuclear holocaust, natural disasters or disease, there is one thing the broken city will always have aplenty: damaged bricks. This brick has been realistically detailed with chips and cracks, and is handpainted to appear partially burnt.

Made from coreless durable closed cell foam and finished with a strong latex coating, you can feel confident that this Brick will provide the safety and appeal you want when crafting your kit.

HISTORY

• Traditionally made from clay to make walls, pavements, and other masonry
• Fired bricks are one of the strongest and longest lasting building materials
• Fired bricks have been used since at least 5000 B.C., with air-dried bricks dating back even further

This Shovel Ain’t Made for Diggin’

Dark Moon’s Sapper Shovel is a 60 cm spade made from foam, handcrafted to imitate the Russian MPL-50 entrenching tool for your cosplay or LARP needs. This particular military shovel would have been used not for digging, but for close quarter combat (and sometimes as a cooking tool or paddle)! Their wood handles were polished--not painted--and shaped to perfectly fit in the hand, minimizing the danger of fighting in wet conditions. Our imitation captures this same gritty, dangerous feel.

Constructed from EVA foam around a solid fibreglass rod, this Sapper Shovel is finished with a durable layer of latex to prevent shredding and to give it a realistic, smooth surface. The handle is carved and hand painted to look like real wood grain, while the head has a nice rusted, dirty looking finish.

 The shovel’s head is not actually useful for digging or cooking, but it is great for hitting zombies at your favorite post-apocalyptic game! It includes fine, realistic details like nail heads and overlapping plates. Use this improvised weapon against grease gangs, walking dead, and radioactive insects--and look authentically cool in the process.

An Essential Russian Tool!

• Entrenching tools were used in ancient times by Roman legionnaires to dig ditches around their camps
• The Sapper Shovel, also called the MPL-50, was invented by a Danish officer in 1869
• The MPL-50 was used by the Russian Empire, Soviet Union, and beyond for close combat

The Lead Pipe - Large Has been Discontinued 

Right! Let's bash some noggins!

The undead have found your hiding hole, and you are nearly cornered by an endless sea of flesh-hungry abominations. You’re barely able to escape, but not without losing your gun. You’re practically defenseless.

You happen upon a junkyard. It’s an area that gives you the creeps, but you’re desperate to find a new weapon. That’s when you spot the Lead Pipe sticking out of a pile of refuse. You pull the metal free, giving it a few test swings. It will suit your needs for now.

DETAILS

Dark Moon’s Lead Pipe may lack some sophistication, but it makes up for it with plenty of weight and impact. This 52 cm long latex pipe is handpainted to look like tarnished metal. A sculpted tread at both ends of the straight bar serves as a grip and an attachment to a 5 cm long bend. Though not hollow all the way through, the lead pipe is hollow at the ends to add to its realistic appearance.

Plumbers looking for piping material are advised that this item may be better for slaying zombies in the post-apocalypse than running water to a sink. Made from durable closed cell foam around a solid fibreglass core and finished with a strong latex coating, you can feel confident that this LARP weapon will provide the safety and appeal you want when crafting your post-apocalyptic kit.

INSPIRATION

• An example of a weapon you might find after the world-as-we-know-it ends
• Used as protection when you’ve inevitably run out of bullets for your gun

Behind the security of barbed wire and guards, your group has taken refuge. It’s one of the safest places you’ve lived since the fall of civilization, and it’s given you a little time to recuperate. You set up a workshop and gather some tools.

With your Wrench No. 1, you build the framework for a mechanical suit of armour. You have dreams that one day you’ll be able to walk safely through gunfire in a wearable tank...and you’re just the post-apocalyptic mechanic to figure it out.

DETAILS

Dark Moon’s Wrench No.1 is a realistic looking open-ended spanner designed to be used as a throwing weapon. The Wrench No.1 is sculpted and handpainted to look like heavy metal, and is 32 cm long with a 25 cm handle labeled ‘DM Tools No. 1’ along its face. The 8 cm wide head may have been adjustable at one time, but the apocalypse has caused its jaws to become fixed in place.

Use this weapon in close combat, or as a throwing weapon. Made from coreless durable closed cell foam and finished with a strong latex coating, you can feel confident that this Wrench No.1 will provide the safety and appeal you want when crafting your LARP kit.

HISTORY

• Typically called a spanner
• Wrenches have been around since the 15th century
• Adjustable wrenches were first created in the mid 19th century

The dust rose as she pulled herself out of the rubble.
Spitting blood from the corner of her mouth she cocked an eyebrow at the Chaos Warrior.
"Is that all you've got?"

LARP is about unnecessarily dramatic moments, and what're more dramatic than getting smacked right through a wall?
It's a bit hard to do that safely without specialist items, like realistic looking bricks and wood boards...

... which is where Kick Bricks come in!

Initially intended as a construction/therapy toy for children, they are absolutely perfect for creating a safe non-load-bearing wall that someone can just be hurled through without any risk of injury from the impact. They also make great improvised bludgeoning and missile weapons, catapult munitions, or rubble for dead drop traps.

Sold in packs of 25.

Sometimes you just need to hurl something that looks like it could cut a dude's head clean off. Sometimes you need a prop you can run someone's arms between and still have space to spray blood everywhere. Sometimes you just want some convincing mechanical debris.

Calimacil delivers with these gears

Founded in 2004 in the cold windswept plains of the eastern Canada, Calimacil set out from its inception to become a world-class supplier of high-end LARP and historical re-enactment foam weapons. Our lavishly decorated designs are inspired by the martial lore of history, legends and stories taken directly from the dreamscapes of heroic fantasy. Our products are manufactured by an eager band of artisans made of passionate LARP players, martial arts practitioners and hardcore gamers. Playing is a fundamental part of the company's ethos as it focuses our creative energies and drives us to create new exciting weapons models. best foam weapon to play with.