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Swordsmith Makes Working Assassin's Creed Wristblade
Man at Arms (a.k.a. veteran Hollywood swordsmith Tony Swatton) has made an impressive version of the iconic Assassin's Creed wristblade for his show.
You can watch the Assassin's Creed segment below. It's really interesting to see the process at work, and the end result is very true to the game. Interestingly, Swatton said that the wristblade was by far and away his most requested weapon.
[View:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mISNOvuzn60:610:343]
[Via: Kotaku]
Our Take:
As someone who essentially has no actual skills, it's impressive to see someone who knows how to do something well at work, and Swatton is clearly good at what he does. While others have done it, this is the best real-world version of the wristblade.
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