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Mark Nguyen
Member # 469
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Mark's friend needs a Mek'leth, or a d'k'tang. A good one! Suggestions?
mark
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Mighty Blogger Snay
Member # 411
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eBay.
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Sol System
Member # 30
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If "a good one" includes "nice but insanely expensive" the tie-in Vegas casino has the knife for just $875.
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Captain Boh
Member # 1282
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You could always pick up a United Cutlery Phoenix
Then again, considdering its a real knife, that might not be the best idea.
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Balaam Xumucane
Member # 419
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Why settle for one or the other.
Of course if this is for film-making, I'd recommend hardboard and chrome spray paint. Less chance of injuring someone and you can make a dozen with a sheet of it, a decent pattern and a sabre saw.
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Lee
Member # 393
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I know some people, Mark (although none of the top of my head who make edged-weapon props/replicas, but they might be able to help), I'll ask around.
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Aban Rune
Member # 226
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That one from the casino sucks. It looks like it was sculpted from clay. I'm assuming this was a background prop from the show, and thus the high price.
The Phoenix is a much better buy.
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