The Forge Chronicles

Well, we made it to Mordor.

For the past month, we have taken you on a metallurgical tour of Middle-earth. We dragged Sting through the mud and mushrooms to show you why it’s unexpectedly our heaviest weapon (195g). We laid Andúril against white marble to analyze the precision of its Elven runes. We even explained why a metal Bow of the Galadhrim makes more sense on your desk than a dozen cheap plastic swords.

At BlacksmithSONG, we believe that understanding the physicality of a prop connects you closer to the story. If you’re just finding our forge now, scrolling through 9 different items might feel as daunting as climbing the Stairs of Cirith Ungol.

So, let's keep it simple. Here is the ultimate wrap-up of the collection, neatly organized for your display-planning needs.

The Master Matrix: Stats at a Glance

We are obsessed with data, and we know our hardcore collectors are too. Here is the definitive spreadsheet of our entire Lord of the Rings catalog. No fluff, just the specs.

The "Standard Class" (The Heavy 30cm Display Pieces - $29.99)
| Replica Name | Length | Weight | Best Feature |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Sting | 30cm | 195g | A brick. Densest item in the forge. |
| Galadriel’s Sword | 30cm | 140g | Pearlescent handle, liquid light finish. |
| Glamdring | 30cm | 128g | Perfect balance, elegant leaf-blade. |
| Andúril | 30cm | 104g | Hollow pommel, legible Quenya runes. |

The "Compact Class" (The 18cm-22cm Desktop Tools - $19.99)
| Replica Name | Length | Weight | Best Feature |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Orcrist | 22cm | 93g | Single-edged cleaver, "dragon tooth" grip. |
| Thranduil's Sword | 22cm | 80g | Seamless design (no crossguard). |
| Galadriel's Dagger | 22cm | 72g | Stunning two-tone "melted gold" look. |
| Ranger Sword | 22cm | 67g | Best functional letter opener, no gimmicks. |
| Legolas Bow | 18cm | 29g | Filigree silver vines, comes with an arrow. |

How to Display Them (The Blacksmith's Final Thoughts)

We spent a lot of time crafting the right "vibes" for these swords in our photography. If you are starting your collection today, here are three ways to curate your shelf:

1. The "Kings and Wizards" Shelf: Pair Andúril and Glamdring. They are the standard 30cm historical markers of Men and High Elves.

2. The "Lothlórien" Desk: Combine the Galadriel series (sword or dagger) with the Legolas Bow. The silver, white, and gold colors match beautifully and add light to a dark room.

3. The "Survival" Setup: Get the Ranger Sword, Orcrist, and Sting. These are the weapons that have seen the inside of troll caves and goblin tunnels. They have character.

The Forges Glow Red Again... (A Teaser)

So, Middle-earth is at peace. The Fourth Age of Men has begun.[1] But let's be honest, peace is boring for a Blacksmith.

We need a new challenge.
We need to forge a frost-powered axe that can freeze a Draugr solid.
We need to chain blades of primordial fire to our wrists to remind us of the Ghost of Sparta's rage.
We need weapons that can kill Gods.

Clean your shelves, warriors. We are leaving Middle-earth and sailing into the Norse pantheon.
The God of War collection is coming. Be ready, boy.

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