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I wanted to share it with y’all as well so you can use it for making your own Nimbus 2000:Īnd if you make a broom and it turns out even halfway worth sharing, I’d love to see pics. So I took an evening to make a vector version of the Nimbus 2000 logo. For sure.īut I couldn’t find a good version of the logo anywhere online (cue tearing up and a few violins here). One, it’s really hard to get detail work right – whether it’s with a stencil or hand carving – and using a machine cut decal means you can get it just right. My favorite method is definitely the decal, for two reasons.

Carving the logo into the handle and painting it with gold paint ( I made a Nimbus 2000 for a birthday present on imgur).

Gold foil decal made with a Cricut ( How to make Harry Potter’s Nimbus 2000 on Youtube).

Gold marker + stencil ( Nimbus 2000 build on Flickr).

Spray paint + stencil ( How To Make a Nimbus 2000 on Instructables).

It turns out there are a myriad of ways there to add this sharp logo to your broom: The logo is particularly important to me to get right (big design geek right here). Adding the Nimbus 2000 symbol to your broom Learning woodworking? We’ll see how it goes. Hooray! Having perfect broom = priceless. So we’ll be starting off on making our own brooms as part of our costumes. Just see:ĭraco Malfoy’s Nimbus 2001, although supposedly superior in the Harry Potter books, is a lot more plain in the movies – straight handle, bulkier bristles – and not nearly as appealing: Plus the curve of those bristles is lovely. The handle shape and visible wood grain is just spot-on. I’ve been doing a deep internet dive for good photos of the Nimbus 2000 since we’re both huge fans of this specific Harry Potter broom.

My friend Kim and I are working on some quidditch costumes – never mind that we’re about 15 years too late to be on trend.