Ruler/straight edge, tape measure, pen/pencil, etc.Scissors, to cut the fabric and cotton batting for the seat cushion.Bar clamps, to hold the base while screwing it together.Matte knife, to shape small slots in the plastic sheeting for the stirrup straps.Masking tape, to make sure you don't paint anything you don't intend to paint.Silver model paint & small paint brush, to paint the model name (e.g.
Black spray paint, to paint the handle, base and tail.1/4" round file, to soften the edges around the rope holes.
5/8" spade drill bit, to drill holes for the ropes. Staple gun with 3/8” staples, to secure the seat cover fabric and stirrups. Jigsaw or band saw, to cut the plywood seat, notches in the base, etc. Skill saw or table saw, to cut the axe handle, 2x4s for the base, tail shaft, etc. 2x 3/4" wood screws and finishing washers to connect stirrups to base. 2x 2x8” strips of thick plastic sheeting (e.g. 1x 60” length of 1” wide (flat) nylon straps. 1x small carabiner (non-load bearing), to connect the seat back. 1x 3/8” load-bearing carabiner (optional), to adjust the angle of the broom handle. 30” of 1/4" chain, to separate the rope lines. 1x 1/2" wood screw, to anchor the wire to the tail shaft. 24” of 18 gauge galvanized wire, to secure the broom head to the tail shaft. from a stick wreath), for the broom head 1x 24" length of 3/4" dowel, for the tail shaft. 24" square piece of thick velvety fabric, for the seat cover. Cotton batting, for seat cushion stuffing. 4x 1" wood screws (or dry-wall screws), to attach the seat to the base. 1x 18” square piece of 3/8” plywood, for the seat. 10x 8x3” deck screws, to assemble the base. 1x 20" length of 2x4, for the horizontal stabilizer. 
2x 10" lengths of 2x4, for the side panels.
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