Man at Arms is celebrating their 100th episode. They pulled out the big guns for the occasion and decided to tackle a build they’ve been receiving requests for since the series started. They constructed the Chainsword from Warhammer 40K. The weapon is what it sounds like — a chain and sword combo. They applied a Blood Angels theme on the Chainsword. Watch the massive and complex prop come together in the above video.
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