Start with a decent pair of clippers and chop up thin-gauged wire or brass rod into arrow shafts. Take care not to send shards of thin wire into your eye or across the room! To avoid this try to secure both halves of the wire as you cut it. These arrow shafts should be about 1/2" long. Select where you want each arrow to go and drill appropriately sized holes into the Mûmak.

Add a drop of glue to the end of an arrow shaft and place it within one of the holes you drilled earlier. Now, dig up an index card or other thick piece of paper. Really thin plasticard will work well, too. Cut a very thin strip from the material you've chosen and then cut along the strip at an angle. You should have a pile of small diamonds that'll form the arrow fletching. See the picture above and to the right to see this step in progress.

Use a toothpick to apply glue to an arrow shaft. Then, use tweezers to place the fletching in place along the end of each shaft. This process will take some serious patience, but the finished result looks really cool, so stick with it.