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Un montón de gente a creado items the minecraft en la vida real, y el vídeo de hoy no es una exención. Donde realmente destaca es el nivel de calidad que fueron necesarios para crear una vida real, plenamente utilizable (y alarmante afilado) Espada de diamante!
Bueno, no está hecho de diamantes de verdad, pero es seguro decir que la durabilidad de esta espada es comparable a su homólogo en el juego. Maestro espadero, Tony Swatton - responsable de muchas de las espadas prop que se ve en programas de televisión y películas - asumió el reto de hacer una espada de diamantes de Minecraft, y lo que él crea es impresionante. Tony coge su espada recién elaborada a dar una vuelta, mostrando la nitidez de la espada por el cizallamiento además una sandía, rompiendo un cerdo, y ... bueno, simplemente míralo!
English:
A lot of people have created items from Minecraft in real life, and today's video is no exception. Where it really stands out is the level of quality that went into creating a real-life, fully usable (and alarmingly sharp) Diamond Sword!
Okay, it's not made from real diamonds, but it's safe to say the durability of this sword is comparable to its in-game counterpart. Master swordsmith Tony Swatton - responsible for many of the prop swords you see in television shows and movies - took on the challenge of making the Minecraft diamond sword, and what he created is nothing shy of breath-taking. It works too; Tony takes his newly crafted sword out for a spin, showing off the sharpness of the sword by shearing apart a watermelon, smashing a pig, and...well, just see for yourself!
Okay, it's not made from real diamonds, but it's safe to say the durability of this sword is comparable to its in-game counterpart. Master swordsmith Tony Swatton - responsible for many of the prop swords you see in television shows and movies - took on the challenge of making the Minecraft diamond sword, and what he created is nothing shy of breath-taking. It works too; Tony takes his newly crafted sword out for a spin, showing off the sharpness of the sword by shearing apart a watermelon, smashing a pig, and...well, just see for yourself!
