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A welder in Kentucky made a homemade replica of the throne in 'Game of Thrones'

Except this iron throne is made out of aluminum.
Michael Hayes, a 32-year-old welding student in Louisville, worked with welders at the Knight Welding School to build a life-size version of the throne in the hit HBO show, according to CNN affiliate WLKY.
Early in their relationship, he and his wife, Kacie, bonded over their love of the show, and he asked buddies at the welding school to help him build her a wedding present.
His bride, Hayes said, just happens to look a lot like Daenerys Targaryen.
Anthony Williams, an instructor at the Knight School, told WLKY building the throne took 110 hours and more than two months.
The throne weighs 200 pounds and has 300 swords welded onto it.
The throne weighs 200 pounds, has more than 300 swords welded on and cost more than $7,000 to make.
The couple posed for wedding photos in the throne, with Hayes dressed as Jon Snow and Kacie dressed as Daenerys.
They're renting it out to others for weddings, "Game of Thrones" watch parties, and other events, WLKY reported.
Game of Thrones airs Sundays at 9 p.m. ET on HBO.

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