Royal Guard's Spear — 21.5cm Zinc Alloy Mini Replica (Legend of Zelda)

Somewhere in the ruins of Hyrule Castle, beneath a torn royal crest banner and a tangle of old chains, lies a spear its last bearer never came back for. That's the scene we built around this piece — and now it's the centerpiece of yours.

Found in the Ruins

The Royal Guard's Spear runs 21.5cm tip to base, die-cast in solid zinc alloy and finished in ivory and crimson with sharp black linework across a broad, wing-shaped blade. Up top, it leans halberd — one spike for the thrust, backed by that axe-style head. Down at the other end, a pair of smaller hooked wings and a deep red gem-toned pommel cap mark this as Royal Guard issue, not standard infantry gear.

What You're Actually Holding

At 43g, this is lighter than a golf ball — and that's by design, not corner-cutting. The weight runs evenly down that slim shaft instead of bunching up at one end, so a posed 1/6 scale figure won't slowly droop under it the way it might with a heavier all-metal blade. Set it down on a shelf, though, and there's no mistaking it for plastic — that's solid zinc alloy contact, every time.

Purchase Options

This listing is for the Royal Guard's Spear replica only. The display stands shown in our ruins diorama — small, large, and vertical mount — are sold as separate variant add-ons, so you can match the staging to your shelf (or skip it). The rest of the diorama — the crest banner, broken columns, chains, and whatever that thing with the glowing eyes is — exists to set the scene, and stays with us.

A few honest notes before you add to cart: this is a solid, one-piece display casting. The shaft doesn't telescope, the blade doesn't detach, and that red cord is part of the permanent build, not a working tassel. With a halberd head this sharp-edged, it's a shelf piece, not a toy box piece.

One more thing, since we'd rather you know going in: this is an independent, fan-made tribute — BlacksmithSONG isn't affiliated with or licensed by Nintendo. We just really like Hyrule, and wanted a piece of its ruins on our own shelves too. If that sounds like you, the rest of our Legend of Zelda replica collection is waiting.