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The Lich King’s Frostmourne (World of Warcraft) – MAN AT ARMS



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Every other Monday, master swordsmith Tony Swatton forges your favorite weapons from video games, movies, and television. This week, he recreates the Lich King’s Frostmourne from World of Warcraft!

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MAN AT ARMS CREDITS

Master Blacksmith: Tony Swatton

Assistant Blacksmiths: Alicia Minitte and Bryan Forrest
Leather Work: Johnny Bias
Machinist: William the Elder and Christian M. Kollgaard III
Sculptor: Karen Cope
Guest Blade Smith: KC Lund
Forge Assistants: Glenn Freund and Bryson Keefer
Molds: Ian Hicks

Series Created & Directed by Andy Signore
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Line Producer: Adam Hiner
Producer: Hayden Roush
Production Manager: Phil Rogers
Production Coordinator: Benjamin Montague
Story Producer: Rome Mena

Director of Photography: Lucas Graham

Camera Operators: Lucas Graham and Chris Freilich
1st AC: Lani Wasserman and Mike Stanislawski
Gaffer: Chris Anderson
G/E: Chris Anderson
Swing: Ross Klein
Sound Mixer: Marco Meja
Production Assistant: James Lourie
Set Medic: George Markoski

Edited by Christopher Otwell

Post Production Supervisor Michael Gallagher
DIT: Earl Fulchet

Filmed on Location at The Sword and the Stone – www.SwordandStone.com

Stunt Coordinator: Christopher Bradley
Assistant Stunt Coordinator: Marnie Liesel

Stunts: Christopher Bradley, Bryan Forrest and Tony Swatton

The Sword & The Stone would also like to thank:
Cope Studios, Sypher Arts Studios, Shawn Strider, Next Level Stunts, Justin Rojas, Steve Winsett, Glenn Freund, Black Hand Mercantile, Lennon Hobson

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25 Comments

  1. Bought mine from Man-At-Arms back in 2011 for $1,499.00 and it's been a great conversation piece ever since.

    My youngest nephew at the time thought it was a Japanese sword due to the rune inscription on the front.

  2. Damn I loved that part of the video when he sticks the sword trough the world. It looks like a sign that the world belongs to the will of the sword.
    Now you have another follower my friend. Greetings from Cuba🇨🇺

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