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Lord of the Rings Shards of Narsil 1:5 Statue

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$164.98 USD
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$164.98 USD
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Highlights

The miniature Shards of Narsil statue from United Cutlery is an exquisite collector's item that faithfully recreates the legendary broken blade from The Lord of the Rings trilogy.

  • Highly detailed 1:5 scale replica of the stone statue from Rivendell
  • Crafted from high-quality, hand-painted polyresin for an authentic appearance
  • Includes individually removable sword shards presented on an Elven shield
  • Updated true-color version with realistic statue coloring and blue velvet cloth
  • Compact collector's item, approximately 19 cm tall, ideal for shelves and vignettes
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com

Lord of the Rings Shards of Narsil 1:5 Statue
Lord of the Rings: Shards of Narsil
Lord of the Rings Shards of Narsil 1:5 Statue
Lord of the Rings Shards of Narsil 1:5 Statue

Lord of the Rings Shards of Narsil 1:5 Statue in detail

Questions about the product Lord of the Rings Shards of Narsil 1:5 Statue

What material is the statue of the Elven princess with the shards of Narsil made of at a scale of 1:5, and can the sword shards be removed individually?

The 1:5 scale statue of the Elven princess is made of cold-cast, hand-painted polyresin. The sword shards of Narsil can be individually removed from this model.

How large is the statue of the Elven princess with the shards of Narsil, and which manufacturer produced this collector's item?

The statue of the Elven princess with the shards of Narsil is crafted in 1:5 scale and is made by United Cutlery. This collector's item depicts the fragments of the legendary sword on a hand-painted polyresin base, which portrays an Elven princess holding a shield.

What color differences exist between this updated True-Color version of the statue and the previous version?

This updated True-Color version reflects the actual tanning color of the stone statue and the blue velvet fabric, whereas the previous version was designed in blue stone colors and with silver fabric.

What details about the history of the sword Narsil are included in the product description, and what safety instructions should be observed when handling this collector's item?

Narsil shattered at the end of the Second Age during the battle against Sauron, when Elendil fell. His son Isildur used a fragment to cut the One Ring from Sauron's finger. The shards were kept in Rivendell for 3,000 years before being reforged for Aragorn. This collector's item may have sharp edges, so improper or careless handling could result in injury.