Lord Of The Rings Mini Statue Éowyn In Mourning 19 Cm

Perched upon the crumbling ruins of Khazad-dûm, its ferocious awaking rocked the very foundations of the Misty Mountains, alerting all within of the impending doom. The Fellowship can only stagger upon the edge of despair, surrounded by pitch-black chasms and collapsing stones, as they realise what hunts them. a Balrog, a foe beyond any of them. - Made from high quality polystone.- Approx. 7.6 inches tall;- Depicts the Balrog perched upon the ruins of Moria as seen in The Fellowship of The Ring;- Sculpted by Jamie Beswarick, who helped design many of Middle-earth's foul creatures for the film trilogy.- Size: 16 x 19 x 14 cm

Perched upon the crumbling ruins of Khazad-dûm, its ferocious awaking rocked the very foundations of the Misty Mountains, alerting all within of the impending doom. The Fellowship can only stagger upon the edge of despair, surrounded by pitch-black chasms and collapsing stones, as they realise what hunts them. a Balrog, a foe beyond any of them. - Made from high quality polystone.- Approx. 7.6 inches tall;- Depicts the Balrog perched upon the ruins of Moria as seen in The Fellowship of The Ring;- Sculpted by Jamie Beswarick, who helped design many of Middle-earth's foul creatures for the film trilogy.- Size: 16 x 19 x 14 cm

Lady Galadriel, the illustrious guide of her kin across the eons, valiantly waged war against the encroaching shadows of malevolence, and provided steadfast counsel to myriad illustrious figures. Now, in the waning days of her enduring sojourn in Middle-earth™, she readies herself for the pilgrimage to the Undying Lands. With a regality that mirrors the loftiest splendours and a resilience befitting the mightiest and fairest of all the Elves, she embarks upon her homeward journey.This collectible represents just a single moment in time for one of Middle-earth's most unfathomable figures. Galadriel embodies, in her deceptively delicate and alluring image, a vast wealth of wisdom, knowledge, and power. As someone who has lived for an unimaginable length of time, an ethereal and almost otherworldly element exists within her countenance. Capturing all of this within a single statue requires more than just a talent for aesthetic replication. it demands a deeper understanding of the characte…

Awakened from deep slumber by the innocent rippling of a cast stone, it extended its many slimy appendages, slithering slowly to ensnare its soon-to-be meal. Long forgotten though it may be, its gaping, toothy maw harboured no less peril, and hunger had only stoked its desire to feast upon flesh, now scarce. Yet, something about one of the smaller ones beckoned to it, beyond mere instinct to consume, something it coveted. As the group was distracted, the lake stirred, and the Watcher in the Water struck.The Watcher seen on-screen was carefully crafted through digital means, with actors being hung upside-down via harness, kicking wildly at the imagined beast. Now, behold this ancient entity, meticulously brought to tangible life by our exceptional team of artisans. A relic from the depths of Middle-earth's darker realms, this miniature statue is a captivating addition to any collection. The uniquely sculpted form of the Watcher allows it to be appreciated from any angle. Showcase …

The skull of Lurtz, a formidable creature bred by Saruman the White™, exhibits robust and fearsome features, indicative of his warrior prowess. With pronounced cheekbones and a powerful jaw, this specimen reflects the brutish strength and relentless aggression that characterized the Uruk-hai™. Lurtz serves as a testament to the dark arts of breeding employed by the corrupted Istari™ in his quest for dominion over Middle-earth.MINIATURE SKULLS: A CURATION OF MIDDLE-EARTHEach Miniature Skull, a compact yet detailed artifact, offers a profound glimpse into the anatomy of Middle-earth. Enhance your collection with this unique curation and examine these creatures like never before.- Made primarily from polystone.- Jaw made from polyurethane.- Approx 5.7 inches tall;- Based on the Uruk-hai captain, Lurtz, from The Lord of the Rings;- Obsidian-like stand makes this skull feel like an artifact straight out of Saruman's study;- Physically sculpted by Weta Workshop Senior Sculptor and Middle-ear…

On the day of his one-hundred and eleventh birthday, Hobbiton's most eccentric inhabitant sat upon his garden seat and reflected upon a long, full life.Like all Hobbits, Bilbo enjoyed the simple pleasures of good food and genial company, but where his kind generally eschewed excitement and avoided the outside world, the enigmatic master of Bag End was reputed to be recklessly adventurous. A friend to Elves and companion of Wizards, they said he was. Bag End, so it was whispered, was full of Dwarf gold.Bilbo delighted in the rumours that swirled about him and confounding the ambitions of his avaricious relatives, but on this day, looking back upon his years, his gaze wandered ever to the horizon, searching for the faint glimpse of snow upon some far off peak. The fire of adventure sparked and crackled once again in his old heart.Expertly sculpted by Brigitte Wuest, lead sculptor on The Lord of the Rings trilogy, Bilbo Baggins is an iconic addition to your Weta Workshop miniatures collec…

Driven to the brink of madness by the merciless lashings of its vile Orc overlords, there lumbered forth a Cave Troll, a behemoth of dim wits yet endowed with the strength of a legion. Its skin was nigh impervious to weapons forged of iron, a testament to the unforgiving nature of the dark places of the world where it dwelt. Clutched within its colossal three-fingered grasp was a mighty stone hammer, a fearsome instrument of destruction that it wielded with blind fury. With each thunderous swing, friend and foe alike were laid low, crushed beneath the indiscriminate wrath of the beast as it stormed through the chaotic melee, seeking out its quarry with a relentless fervour that echoed the darkness of its masters' hearts.The Cave Troll was the first creature to be designed for the iconic film trilogy, and Weta Workshop sculptor Jamie Beswarick played a key role in its overall design. In those early days, the look and feel of Middle-earth's inhabitants were still being defined, with arti…