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! I wish there was a Tutorial to make such beautiful Long/Medieval Swords. It's a Great sword and I wonder How much it takes to make something like that and how much it costs and stuff. Because I am busy finding the perfect way to make my Cosplay Sword. And this sword is one of the examples. Others are; Falchion, Ragnell and Master Sword. But this one is AWESOME and Great too ^^ 
but time wise, it took ages ><
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The form of the sword yet simple, is very articulate in its design, more so then what you first see. The sword is so well crafted that I can see very little flaw in the work of the details and the form of the handle. Heck even the sheath is cleanly made as well! from far away this could look like a real sword
This sword might not be overly detailed, however the sheet craftsmanship of this sword is extremely clean and well proportioned. The sword has a very high level of quality of structure essentially, its like all the details and form of the swords balance well together for a splendid sword!
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