Lord Of The Rings Tankard Gondor 15 cm

- Cast in the finest resin,- Size 15.5 cm

- Cast in the finest resin,- Size 15.5 cm

Conquer all those who stand against you with Nemesis Now's officially licensed Lord of the Rings Sauron bust. Featuring Sauron himself in his recognisable metallic armour and angular helmet, he stands reaching out with the One Ring placed noticeably on his index finger, adding to the second to none detailing of the bust. This exquisitely designed piece is cast as well as the finest 'Elvish' resin before being expertly hand-painted.

Elevate your drinkware collection with the officially licensed Iron Maiden The Number of the Beast Tankard. Featuring the iconic artwork from their legendary album, this tankard is a must-have for any Iron Maiden enthusiast or heavy metal fan.Crafted with exceptional detail, the tankard showcases the band's figurehead, Eddie, manipulating Satan like a puppet, surrounded by the unmistakable Iron Maiden wordmark. Expertly cast in high-quality resin and meticulously hand-painted, this piece not only captures the essence of the album but also serves as a stunning conversation starter. The removable stainless steel insert ensures easy cleaning, making this tankard as practical as it is visually striking.Packaged in a bold Nemesis Now Iron Maiden branded gift box, this tankard stands out in any space and makes for an unforgettable gift. Perfect for those who appreciate gothic, horror, or eccentric decor, The Number of the Beast Tankard is an essential addition to any rock band merchandise or…

Upon the blood-soaked Pelennor Fields™, the Witch-king strode, a shadow of death reaping lives with blade and flail. Neither the fall of his fell steed nor the desperate struggles of men could halt his grim purpose. Towering above the insignificant warrior, his unseen gaze cast down upon his prey, despair was all that could remain.Step into the world of Middle-earth with our latest Miniature Statue: The Witch-king. Every sinister detail of his terrifying form has been meticulously crafted, from the jagged edges of his iron crown to the intricate links of his spiked flail, captured mid-swing.Inspired by the iconic scene from the Battle of the Pelennor Fields, where the imposing figure of the Witch-king, having lost his mount, bears down upon the disguised Éowyn™-our artists have poured their passion into recreating this menacing moment. Every texture within his dark robes and minute detail of his weaponry is a testament to their artistry and love for Middle-earth.This piece is a must-ha…

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 it eru…

During the production of The Lord of the Rings, Weta Workshop was tasked with helping to build up the very foundations of how Middle-earth was to appear on screen. From the largest of towers to the smallest of Hobbit holes, countless sketches were made detailing every aspect, and although not every concept saw its way onto the big screen, each piece played an important role in exploring the world it belonged to. For the very first time, Weta Workshop is proud to have the opportunity to bring a piece of Middle earth to life, that until now only existed on paper: The Key to Bag End.It takes hundreds of hours to design, sculpt model make, mold, and paint the prototype for each new Middle-earth piece. Whether it be a prop replica, beautiful environment, or iconic character, we treat our collectibles with the same level of care and attention to detail that we bring to our film work.Product features:- 1:1 scale prop replica.- Cast in metal (Zinc Alloy) and comes with a stand made of polyuret…

Shire... Baggins...One of the most chilling characters in The Fellowship of the Ring, captured in sculpture by Brigitte Wuest. We've recreated the classic Ringwraith portrait at the scene of Bree, complete with highly detailed fabric folds and textures. The perfect size for your shelf or desk display, or, alternatively, your nightmares. To celebrate the 20th anniversary of The Lord of the Rings, we're going old school with a new range of Open Edition statues!This special new line showcases Middle-earth's finest in signature poses and clothing. Our first releases are companion pieces, available for pre-order now - so you can have them on your shelf in time for the celebrations.Dimensions: 24 x 46 x 24 cm

The elongated, reptilian skull of the Fell Beast, the fearsome mount of the Nazgûl™, reveals a creature of nightmarish proportions. The irregular dentition of sharp teeth and extensive cranial ridges suggest a predator of incredible ferocity. The lightweight, yet strong bone structure points to an adaptation for flight. This specimen is especially illuminating, given the dark, eerie presence these beasts cast over Middle-earth's skies.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 8.4 inches tall;- Based on the Fell Beasts, 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-earth …

A fter accidentally droping the skeleton of a dwarf warrior in a pit inside of Balin's tomb mausoleum in the underground complex of Moria and making a legion of Orcs aware of his presence and his allies from the group called The Fellowship of the Ring, the clumsy Hobbit with his face showingexplicit fear, firmly holds his sword of Westernesse with both hands, preparing for the approaching battle with the grotesque creatures from Middle-earth bringing a monstruous Troll to attack his group. Wearing his typical hobbit clothes with shirt, jacket, cloak and knee-length shorts, reproducing every detail and face features of actor Billy Boyd, on a pedestal representing the petrified floors of the Mines of Moria, Iron Studios bring the statue Pippin - BDS - The Lord of the Rings - Art Scale 1/10, part of a diorama set that replicates the emblematic battle featured inthe movie The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, adapted into a film by Peter Jackson in 2001.Peregrin Tûk, better kn…