Original price: USD $6000*
Limited edition of 10
Scale: 1/1
Dimensions: 135 cm (L)
Weight: 2.25 kg
Materials: Metal, leather
Released: July 23, 2009
Design: John Howe
Artist: Peter Lyon

Andúril - The Flame of the West. Forged by Elven smiths from the shards of Narsil in the last days of the Third Age of Middle-earth, Andúril both a sword and a symbol of hope, the glory and power of the ancient kings of men restored and born into battle in the glove of Aragorn, heir to the throne of Gondor.

Framed between devices of the sun and moon, Andúril bore Quenya inscriptions proclaiming its origin as Narsil, the blade that cut the Ring from Sauron's hand.

Andúril was designed by John Howe and made at Weta Workshop in New Zealand for The Lord of the Rings film trilogy by Weta's Master Swordsmith Peter Lyon.

Physical Specifications
• Blade length: 1040 mm
• Total length: 1350 mm
• Weight: 2.25 kg
• Balance Point: 70 mm along the blade measured from the shoulders

*The given price above is the starting price. Sword finish like aged or polished is about USD $950-990, sword sharpening is about USD $100-150 extra. Scabbards for the Master Swordsmith Collection sword could be purchased at the same time as purchasing the sword, but not after, as they needed to be made to fit together.

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