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Post by joe_meadmaker on Oct 11, 2019 20:28:01 GMT
It's been mentioned a couple times, but I would also go with Boromir's sword. Although I think all the swords in LotR are good and interesting designs.
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Post by johnf on Oct 11, 2019 23:02:43 GMT
It's been mentioned a couple times, but I would also go with Boromir's sword. Although I think all the swords in LotR are good and interesting designs. I agree! |
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Post by Jash on Oct 23, 2019 5:25:48 GMT
Since part of my collection is dedicated to LOTR... my favourites would be:
Eomer's Guthwine - best... just overall.
Glamdring - best aesthetically pleasing to the eye.
Anduril - best significance (and I think very well designed).
Strider's Ranger - best handling.
I wish United Cutlery did a better job with their "Museum Collection" line. Trying to turn their replicas into fully functional swords.
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Post by warriorpoet on Aug 21, 2020 20:29:31 GMT
Striders ranger..
Bilbo's sting.. (with engravings)
Glamdring..
Hadhafang..
Boromirs sword..
Theodens sword..
I also dig the ring wraith swords. The zoom in as we think they are about the stab the sleeping hobbits! The steel looks absolutely ancient, rusted, patina, etched, chips and gouges.
Clearly weapons from another age. From another war.
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