This project was my first foray into conceptual weapon design, combining form, function and narrative. The goal was to convey the character and history of each piece so that it felt more than just a weapon, but a part of a whole world. The project included three concepts: Futuristic Axe - combines aggressive lines and technological details, creating a sense of a high-tech combat weapon of the future. Harpoon Knife - compact but multifunctional, inspired by the sea and designed for close and long-range attacks. Garage Knife - assembled from a shock absorber and an adjustable wrench, with rough welding and minimal processing. A survival weapon that conveys improvisation and necessity. While working on the project, I experimented with form, proportions and materials to make each piece look convincing and recognizable in the context of its story. This experience helped me better understand how design can convey the atmosphere and character of an entire world. Special thanks to my brother Daniil Eshanov for his help in creating these concepts.