Nice work! Been a while since I last saw you, guess Covid set back a lot of plans for everyone, but at least you had time to renovate your shop. Anyway, interesting design you have for Blackfyre, not what I would go for, but you do you. I've actually done some drawings of what I think Blackfyre would look like, I can show them to you if you want to take a look :-D
You've made wonderful sword and the holy, cross guard, and pommel are coming along nicely. However, this isn't Blackfyre, the sword of Aegon I Targaryen. The cross guard is "V" style with the head of a dragon on either side, the grip is made with ebony wood with small circlets spaced Everly down the handle and the pommel is a diamond shaped ruby. Now of course no one is going to be able to place a 1500 carat ruby as a pommel, perhaps glass. I do not want to take away from the masterful art you're creating. I'm a novice blacksmith and could never create this myself. So I have much respect for you're workmanship, but unfortunately this is not Blackfyre.
Thanks for the comment this was allways intended as my interpretation of blackfyre as there is no official description of the blade from the books and the artwork you described was done by an unlicensed artist and to my knowledge is an unofficial depiction of the blade. I'm prepared to be wrong however.
@@hoodedblacksmith7138 you've obviously done more homework on this build than I have. I'm more than willing to admit that I may in fact be wrong. I was just going on the artwork I've seen. Again, you're an amazing artist of steel and I cannot wait until part 5 comes out. TBH I was a little surprised you took the time to respond, but so happy you did because, again, you've obviously done your homework on Blackfyre.
No problem there's not much info about the lok f the blade itself so we could both be wrong I'm not claiming to be an expert. Thanks for the comments id hardly consider myself a master we all started somewhere and iv got plenty more to learn. Best of luck with you're own smithing journey.
So many blacksmith channels on UA-cam, but only you forge a Blackfyre! You are awesome, man!
Thanks for the comment one of the reasons I chose it as the first sword video I made was because I couldn't find anyone els who had made it so far.
Been waiting for this 😻😻😻
thanks i hope it was entertaining!
Keep up the good work, matey! Merry Christmas and a happy new year- Stay safe and take care. :) ;)
Thanks Merry Christmas to you to.
Nice work! Been a while since I last saw you, guess Covid set back a lot of plans for everyone, but at least you had time to renovate your shop. Anyway, interesting design you have for Blackfyre, not what I would go for, but you do you. I've actually done some drawings of what I think Blackfyre would look like, I can show them to you if you want to take a look :-D
Sure thing I'm allways up for seeing new things
@@hoodedblacksmith7138 Hey sorry for the late reply, but yeah I can send 'em your way, do you have an email I can send them to you?
Sure thing sorry for the late reply here's my email hoodedblacksmith@gmail.com
@@hoodedblacksmith7138 Hey, just sent you the email
You've made wonderful sword and the holy, cross guard, and pommel are coming along nicely. However, this isn't Blackfyre, the sword of Aegon I Targaryen. The cross guard is "V" style with the head of a dragon on either side, the grip is made with ebony wood with small circlets spaced Everly down the handle and the pommel is a diamond shaped ruby. Now of course no one is going to be able to place a 1500 carat ruby as a pommel, perhaps glass.
I do not want to take away from the masterful art you're creating. I'm a novice blacksmith and could never create this myself. So I have much respect for you're workmanship, but unfortunately this is not Blackfyre.
Thanks for the comment this was allways intended as my interpretation of blackfyre as there is no official description of the blade from the books and the artwork you described was done by an unlicensed artist and to my knowledge is an unofficial depiction of the blade. I'm prepared to be wrong however.
@@hoodedblacksmith7138 you've obviously done more homework on this build than I have. I'm more than willing to admit that I may in fact be wrong. I was just going on the artwork I've seen. Again, you're an amazing artist of steel and I cannot wait until part 5 comes out. TBH I was a little surprised you took the time to respond, but so happy you did because, again, you've obviously done your homework on Blackfyre.
No problem there's not much info about the lok f the blade itself so we could both be wrong I'm not claiming to be an expert. Thanks for the comments id hardly consider myself a master we all started somewhere and iv got plenty more to learn. Best of luck with you're own smithing journey.