Twinblade Replica | Elden Ring – 30cm Die-Cast Sword

The Twinblade replica measures 30cm (11.8"), weighs 63g (2.2oz) in solid die-cast zinc alloy, and ships worldwide free from BlacksmithSONG. It's the reason so many Tarnished never bothered learning to two-hand a regular sword first.

What Is the Twinblade?

The Twinblade is one of Elden Ring's earliest weapon finds — a sword with blades mounted on both ends of the grip, discovered in a chest inside the Dragon-Burnt Ruins, in the ruins scattered around Agheel Lake in Limgrave. Its Spinning Slash art turns two-handed combat into a blur of hits, making it a favorite early pick for Strength/Dexterity builds. Full moveset breakdowns live on the Twinblade wiki — this page is about the version you can hold without a horse-jump over a crumbled wall.

The Scene: A Chest Worth the Detour

We built an overgrown corner of the Limgrave ruins for this one — moss-choked stone walls, a cracked watchtower stump, crates and sacks left behind by whoever didn't make it out, and a weathered wooden chest sitting exactly where the real one waits. Every photo on this page is a real shot in that handcrafted set — no CGI, no renders. What you see is what ships.

What You're Holding

How Big Is 30cm, Really?

Close to the height of a standard wine bottle, but leaner and considerably more dangerous-looking — 63g of real metal in a shape that tapers to a point on both ends. At 1:6 scale, this represents a 1.8m weapon: long enough that two-handing it in-game feels less like swordplay and more like operating a very sharp propeller. The in-hand photo tells the honest story.

Cast, Not Cut

One solid die-cast zinc-alloy body, hand-finished: the blade sections at both ends of the central grip are cast to matching tolerances, so the shorter secondary point isn't an afterthought — it's mirrored detail, not a stub. The wrapped grip texture and the gold end-caps come straight out of the mold. Edges stay blunt from casting.

Choose Your Display

Add a Small Stand (+$2) for a compact desk footprint, the Large Stand (+$3) for an angled pose, or the Vertical Stand (+$4) — since the whole appeal of a twinblade is that mirrored point on each end, standing it upright is how we'd show it off. Browse every sword we've cast , or if you like the idea of "twin" but want to go bigger, the boss-tier version wields two full blades instead of one — see Rellana's Twin Blades .

Free worldwide tracked shipping (US orders land in 10–14 days), a foam-lined gift box, and a 30-day money-back guarantee. No PayPal account needed — click PayPal, then choose "Debit or Credit Card." Two points, zero rats guarding this one.