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The Mace of Sauron And The One Ring

$379.99  
  5 ( 6 reviews)

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Part #:05 UC3034
  • Oversized One Ring worn by Sauron is also included
  • Steel Medallion with Serial Number
  • Includes a Certificate of Authenticity
  • Displays on a poly stone wall mount
  • 15-1/2" blades; 46-3/8" overall

Description

A replica of the massive mace wielded by the Dark Lord Sauron in the prologue of The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring. When Sauron's forces battled the Last Alliance of Elves and Men on the slopes of Mount Doom, Sauron emerged on the battlefield wearing blackened steel armor. In one iron gauntlet he held a massive six-bladed, black iron war mace. On one finger he wore the source of his power, The One Ring. With every swing of this terrible weapon Sauron crushed his foes, sending intimidation and fear throughout the ranks of all who would stand against him. This replica of the actor scale prop used in the movie is crafted of reinforced fiberglass-resin with an aged iron finish. Close attention to detail is a top priority in every piece, down to the intaglio-etched surface and corroded metal coloring. The oversized One Ring worn by Sauron is also included, crafted in gold plated solid metal. Displays on a poly stone wall mount (mounting hardware and instructions included).

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Mar 11, 2016
(5 out of 5)
MACES!!!!!

I LOVES ME MACES!!!!!!!!!! OMYGAWD THIS IS GREAT!!!!!!!!

 
obrother
Jun 11, 2015
(5 out of 5)
obrother

Very great piece! I love it.

 
Robert
May 31, 2015
(5 out of 5)
Impressive

I started collecting LOTR swords from United many years ago. The Mace of Sauron commands the attention it deserves hanging on the wall along side the other swords in my collection. You will not be disappointed.

 
Guy Forzstek
May 17, 2015
(5 out of 5)
AWESOME AWESOME

AWESOME !! This mace is even better then the Azog mace which I have too. They both look great next to each other on the wall. This is made of resin only for show not for battle Highly recommend.

 
Edwin
Mar 12, 2015
(5 out of 5)
Beast!!!

this is absolutely a Beast of a weapon!!! i always wanted this to be made back when UC started making the weapons and knew it would be one of my favorites!!! now it is and finally i get to hold this beast!!! just a very detailed weapon and has good weight to it! even though its not steel, its an awesome piece!!! wasnt to sure about getting polyurethane pieces but it is well worth it!!! a great addition to my big collection and displayed next to my Sauron helm and gauntlet!!! as for the one ring, im not worried about no interior graving but you can tell these are extra rings from the Gauntlets!!!! overall....im pleased and couldnt be much happier with #8 of 1500!!!!

 
Dave
Mar 03, 2015
(5 out of 5)
Fantastic

This is, along with the Helm of Sauron, is the centerpiece of my LOTR movie collection. The shading and attention to detail is fantastic. You could not achieve the color effects using metal, also, the weight and cost would be prohibitive. If you take a strong magnet and put it to the blades, you can feel a light attraction indicating steel under the resin. I think this is where the weight partly comes from, and they are also using a heavy stone resin. The Intaglio etching is beautiful and matches the etching on the Helm. It is approximately Twice the size of an actual mace, and it is only Actor scale. It is a grand wall decoration, and so heavy you wouldn't think it was resin. Top flight. The One Ring was a bit of a disappointment. It is too light and only engraved on one side. The interior of the ring is absolutely flat and blank, as if someone had drilled it out. I don't think it matters. Of course I already have a One Ring.

 
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