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At the threshold of his comfortable, familiar life stands Bilbo Baggins. In one hand rests a curious contract, inked by dwarves and laden with promise. In the other, a simple walking stick, as his feet already feel the pull of distant roads. It is a small moment, a hobbit closing his gate, yet within it an adventure begins, and a humble heart turns toward the wide world beyond the comfort of home.

It's a fine thing, starting an adventure. Endless possibilities stretch out before you. There is a special kind of magic to it.

It is that very magic that entices Bilbo from his warm and comfortable hobbit-hole, prompting him to take a leap of faith and step out into the wider world of Middle-earth. Sculptor Jorgelina Yeme has expertly captured that magical moment, preserving the turning point of Bilbo's journey in miniature form.

His attire, a tidy green waistcoat, auburn ascot, and sturdy brown trousers beneath a rich burgundy coat, speaks to the comfort and prosperity of life at Bag End. In contrast, the hastily grabbed dwarven contract is laden with clauses, its parchment crowded with elegant script and meticulous notes.

In his other hand he carries a trusty walking stick perhaps an underestimation of the trials ahead, or perhaps simply a reflection of the innocence and practicality of Shire life. An old wooden gate rests behind him, serving as both a literal and metaphorical threshold between the life he knows and the adventure that awaits.
Finally, a simple smile rests upon his face. Content in a decision no doubt much pondered, he stands unknowingly on the edge of a journey destined to change the history of Middle-earth forever.
This miniature statue captures the beginning of the tale: the moment before trolls and dragons, before swords and rings, yet filled with the promise of everything to come.
A fitting addition to any Middle-earth collection.

- Made primarily from polystone
- Depicts Bilbo Baggins, as seen in The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
- Captures the naive yet optimistic Bilbo, stepping out of his comfort zone and into an adventure
- Digitally sculpted by Jorgelina Yeme.

Size: 14 cm x 13 cm x 11 cm (5.5 in x 4.9 in x 4.1 in)

Material: Polystone

The Goblin King ruled vast hordes of goblin-kind from forgotten caverns below the Misty Mountains, a self-proclaimed sovereign whose cruelty was matched only by his vanity. Delighting in a twisted harmony of melody and torment, he mingled song with the screams of his victims: anything to feed his greed and ever-swelling appetite.

Digitally sculpted by Daniel Holland, this statue captures every unsettling detail of the character's unique anatomy. Drawing on extensive reference material from our work on the films, Daniel carefully recreated the Goblin King's sagging, diseased flesh and imposing physical presence with remarkable authenticity.

The paint application elevates the sculpture's grotesque realism, with layers of sickly pale flesh, bruised undertones, and infected yellows bringing the creature vividly to life. The result is a striking study in corruption and decay: an outward manifestation of a creature warped by both unnatural growth and the passage of time.

Completing the display are the Goblin King's crude symbols of power. A bone crown perched atop his misshapen head. A gnarled wooden staff crowned with an amalgamated skull shrunken trophies hanging beneath as a grim reminder of past victims. Beneath his feet, a crooked timber platform lashed together with rope and scattered with bones serves as a suitably primitive base for the self-styled king.

Repulsive yet unmistakably memorable, the Goblin King is a standout addition to any collection of creatures or villains.

- Made primarily from polystone
- Depicts The Goblin King, as seen in The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
- Captures the grotesque tyrant, ruling over his malignant kingdom
- Digitally sculpted by Daniel Holland.

Size: 14 cm x 13 cm x 11 cm (5.5 in x 4.9 in x 4.1 in)

Material: Polystone

The Key to Erebor was designed by Concept Art Director John Howe and created for the film by the artists at the 3 Foot 7 Art Department in Wellington, New Zealand.This prop replica has been cast from moulds of the original prop taken directly from the 3 Foot 7 Art Department. It is cast in metal (Zinc Alloy) and comes on a stand made of polyurethane.Large and heavy, it is the kind of key you just know would open something important. Like the back door to a lost Dwarven Kingdom.The Key to Erebor is part of a range of high end authentic prop replicas from ´The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey´. All created by the artists in the filmmaking community of Wellington, New Zealand.Dimensions: 13 x 6 x 2.5 cm

In the cavernous gloom beneath the lonely Mountain, all is quiet. A hot stillness lies upon the vast desert of gold and treasure that carpets the ancient Dwarf city's once teeming halls a treasure unrivalled in all Middle-earth, but which glitters unlooked upon by mortal eyes. For the wealth of Erebor is not unguarded. "Many decades have passed since the Dragon Smaug's appetite and lust for gold lead him south from the Withered Heath to assail the kingdom of the Dwarves. Swift and terrible was his coming, in which untold multitudes of men and Dwarves died in fire and ruin. For now, all is peaceful in the halls of the sleeping Dragon, coiled serpent-like in his hoard. Yet this stillness is an illusion, for the jealous mind of a Dragon is never restful. Fevered dreams of thieves and usurpers make his slumber an angry one, eyes snapping open to dart back and forth, long snake-neck rising suddenly to swing about, counting the coins and cups, platters and gem-studded jewellery, his senses keenly tuned to the barest hint of scent or soft step that might herald the intrusion of some greedy, reckless fool. Smaug will share no trinket of his hoard, and as immeasurably vast and powerful as he is, doubt gnaws the corners of his confidence, fraying his wits and dooming him to a restless, broken, red-hot sleep. Into this simmering pit of suspicion and rage stumbles a simple hobbit with no thought of treasure. Propelled by his obligation to honour a naive promise to a friend and prove himself worthy of a Wizard's faith, Bilbo Baggins treads nervously upon the hallowed gold. It is a simple act of astounding bravery that impels each nervous step, spilling trickles of coins that become a cascade, a landslide of gold that will in turn unleash upon the world a monstrous wrath, change the course of history and precipitate a brief and bloody siege: for Bilbo has awoken the Dragon. - Primarily made from polystone - Depicts the head and neck of the mighty dragon Smaug, as seen in The Hobbit - Perfectly sized to see the menace and ferocity in every scale up-close - 180° swivel allows for both standing display and wall-mounting - Sculpted by Weta Workshop veteran Andrew Baker. Dimensions: 36 cm x 46 cm x 24 cm

Not all Elves will welcome you with open arms...After getting lost in the Mirkwood and fighting off a horde of hungry spiders, our artists have captured the elegant visage of the cool and calculating King of the Woodland Realm in classic Mini Epic form.- Premium, stylised vinyl figure;- Features Thranduil, King of the Woodland Realm, as seen in The Hobbit;- Wearing his signature cold look of superiority;- Sculpted by Weta Workshop's Mini Epics 3D Sculptor, Jorgelina Yeme.Size: 12,8 x 18 x 9 cm

Bred in ages past to be weapons in the war for Middle-earth, the Great Worms were huge, serpentine creatures, wrapped in scaly hides and possessed of wicked intelligence. Inside combined the cunning of thinking beings and the savagery of wild beasts.Long horns, bladed claws and wicked maws of countless teeth they had. The sharp, slitted eyes of the Dragons were ever-watchful, their sense of smell keen, and their long bodies grew to a size unrivalled by any other creatures to walk upon the earth. Some were winged, able to take to the skies and travel vast distances like the wind. Others burned with fiery wrath inside, spewing conflagration and death from their outstretched jaws at will. And in some such abilities were paired to terrifying effect...By the later years of the Third Age only a few remained, mostly sequestered in the scorched lands of the Withered Heath, far to the north and pinned between the spurred arms of the Grey Mountains. Great was their hunger and a lust for violence burned ever in their bellies. When rumour of the wealth of Erebor reached their ears, the greatest of the Fire Drakes yet living in Middle-earth took to wing and rushed south. Smaug was his name; a vast gold and red monster whose viciousness was matched only by his pride.His coming was like a hurricane of fire; the cities of Dale and Erebor swiftly falling before his irresistible advance; countless Dwarves and Men consumed in his flames, or shredded by tooth and claw. Barely had the inhabitants realised what calamity was befalling them when they were dead or displaced. Then the Great Dragon, who called himself Magnificent, seized the riches of the Lonely Mountain and took up residence to lie coiled upon his hoard. Henceforth Erebor became a place of dread, and all about the lands became barren, parched and despoiled; the Desolation of Smaug.Digitally sculpted in exquisite detail by long-time Weta Workshop sculptor Daniel Cockersell, Smaug the Magnificent will make a stunning addition to your collection of Weta Workshop miniature statues.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.Please note: images are of a pre-production prototype. Each sculpture is hand painted and minor variations will occur.Dimensions: 15 x 20 x 13 cm

Beneath a sky choked with ash and the reek of war upon the air, Elrond beheld a dread-soaked battlefield, the banner of Gil-galad clenched within his grasp. Its folds, once bright with hope, now darkened by smoke and blood, yet still it did not fall. For in that moment, he knew the fate of Middle-earth lay but a breath away from despair. As the Dark Lord loomed ever closer, the banner snapped in the blackened wind a cry of defiance against the impending darkness. Captured at the brink of fate, Elrond, Herald of Gil-galad preserves one of the most defining moments of the Battle of the Last Alliance. This limited edition 1:6 scale statue depicts Elrond in a moment of solemn resolve, standing amid the ruin of battle while bearing the war banner of the High King as the Dark Lord advances upon the field. Every sculpted element has been considered for its narrative weight. The tension in Elrond's stance, the torn and wind-lashed banner, and the restraint in his expression reflect a leader carrying both duty and grief. The scene is held in suspension, a moment where endurance matters more than victory, and where the future of Middle-earth remains uncertain. For collectors, Elrond, Herald of Gil-galad marks a crucial point within the story of the Last Alliance. This statue has been designed with scale, orientation, and visual continuity in mind, allowing it to be displayed alongside Sauron&trade, Lord of the Rings, Elendil&trade, and Gil-galad&trade to form a cohesive battlefield narrative. Together, the figures recreate the mounting tension of that final confrontation, with each character occupying a unique moment within the unfolding drama. - 1:6 scale - Limited Edition of 1350 - Depicts Elrond at the Battle of the Last Alliance - Holding the heraldic banner of Gil-galad - Digitally sculpted by Mauro Santini and Gary Hunt - Designed to be displayed with companion pieces Gil-galad, Elendil and Sauron, Lord of the Rings. Dimensions: 23 x 30 x 30 cm

EXCLUSIVE GIFT FOR THE FIRST 800 PIECES The knives of Legolas are the swift answer to shadow, their blades flashing with the grace and precision of the Woodland Realm. To those who cherish the tales of Middle-earth, they are symbols of elven agility, sharp resolve, and loyalty unyielding. Now, the very artisans who crafted the weapons of legend for The Lord of the Rings present this exquisite 1:4 scale prop replica. Every curve of the blade, every line of the hilt, and every etched detail has been faithfully recreated using unique references to the originals. A tribute to elven mastery, this replica is a keepsake for those who understand the danger of crossing blades with the Prince of Mirkwood. Pre-order quickly to receive this exclusive gift with your Classic Series statue. Available through the Weta Workshop online store, Weta Caves, or with participating retailers. LEGOLAS, HUNTER OF THE PLAINS Place this statue upon your shelf and let the chase across Rohan come alive once more. With his bow at the ready and eyes set far into the horizon, Legolas stands as he did in those tense days, when every heartbeat carried the weight of the Fellowship's hope. Owning this statue is like holding a window back into the story. The sculpted detail captures the grace of the Woodland Prince in motion, his stance taut with vigilance, his presence light yet unwavering. It invites you to pause and remember those first moments of wonder when the tale unfolded, to see again the Elf striding tirelessly across the fields in pursuit of his friends' captors. The Classic Series is about celebrating these defining images, the ones that linger long after the page is turned or the screen fades to black. On your shelf, Legolas is not only a reminder of the hunt, but of the loyalty and spirit that made him unforgettable. For collectors who grew up with the legend and still return to it, this piece offers a chance to step back into Middle-earth whenever your eyes rest upon it. - 1:6 scale - Made primarily from polystone - Immaculately detailed with unique references to the on-screen props and costume - Depicts Legolas upon the plains of Rohan as seen in The Fellowship of the Ring - Includes a limited edition 1:4 scale prop replica of his trusty knives - Digitally sculpted by Weta Workshop artist Daniel Holland - Knives digitally sculpted by Bawal Saggi." Dimensions: 20 x 32 x 29 cm

EXCLUSIVE GIFT FOR THE FIRST 1000 PIECES

Long before Rivendell was ever built, it was painted. This concept art first gave the hidden valley its form and its golden light, the vision from which the Rivendell would rise.

Now, from the original concept art of Paul Lasaine, the visual effects art director who helped bring Middle-earth to the screen for The Lord of the Rings, we present this limited edition art print.

Pre-order quickly to receive this exclusive gift with your Rivendell environment. Available through the Weta Workshop online store, Weta Caves, or with participating retailers.

THE LAST HOMELY HOUSE, MADE ANEW

Fifteen years ago, we built a Rivendell environment that found a home with collectors all over the world. It went out of production a long since, but demand never faded. You kept asking, so we decided to bring it back: but better.

REBUILT FROM THE GROUND UP

The original molds were long past saving. We tried to create a 3D scan, hoping to carry the old work forward, but the details fell short. Rather than compromise, we started from scratch and set out to create the finest Rivendell we possibly could.

What followed was extensive research and patient exploration of modern manufacturing, testing every technique available to us. The result is larger and more faithful than anything we have attempted before. More of the surrounding mountains are here. The landscape and waterways follow the films more closely than ever, while the architectural detailing reaches a level of fidelity we believe is the most exact achievable at this scale.

This version also includes the courtyard where the Council of Elrond took place, the ground on which the Fellowship is formed, and the fate of the Ring is decided. This location has never before been physically realised within the wider Rivendell location, and great care was taken to ensure its accurate placement. On screen, the valley was never given one fixed layout it changed from shot to shot to serve the story. To ground our version, we followed one of the early sweeping wide shots that reveals Rivendell in full.

This piece took us back to our roots to the pursuit of doing something well and striving for excellence. We hope you find it worthy of a place in your collection.

Beneath the sheltering arms of a vast mountain range, where clear waters flow over bright stones, there lies a hidden vale of natural grace. Rivendell endures there, a refuge untouched by the weariness of the world, where time seems to linger. Here, the burdens of the road are set aside, and even the most troubled heart finds a measure of peace.

- Made primarily from polystone
- Depicts the Elven city of Rivendell, as seen in The Lord of the Rings
- Includes incredible details and fidelity thanks to original blueprints, on-set references and imagery
- Incredible detail and fidelity achieved using modern technology and techniques
- Digitally sculpted by Kathyrn Parr, Bawal Saggi, and Simon Lissaman
- Additional physical sculpture by Leonard Ellis.

Limited Edition: 1000

Size: 28.0 cm x 52.0 cm x 19.0 cm (11.0 in x 20.5 in x 7.5 in)

Material: Polystone

Beneath the sheltering arms of a vast mountain range, where clear waters flow over bright stones, there lies a hidden vale of natural grace. Rivendell endures there, a refuge untouched by the weariness of the world, where time seems to linger. Here, the burdens of the road are set aside, and even the most troubled heart finds a measure of peace.

- Made primarily from Polystone
- Depicts the Elven city of Rivendell, as seen in The Lord of the Rings
- Includes incredible details and fidelity thanks to original blueprints, on-set references and imagery
- Incredible detail and fidelity achieved using modern technology and techniques
- Digitally sculpted by Kathyrn Parr, Bawal Saggi, and Simon Lissaman
- Additional physical sculpture by Leonard Ellis.

Size: 28 cm x 52 cm x 19 cm (11,0 in x 20,5 in x 7,5 in)

Material: Polystone

In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit. Not a nasty, dirty, wet hole. It was a hobbit-hole, and that means comfort.

Every hobbit-hole is unique, expressing the personality of its inhabitants with colour, prettily adorned gardens, furniture, and the rustic debris of everyday life. The abiding atmosphere of Bag End itself is one of lazy comfort, from the pretty but slightly overgrown gardens that hug its eaves to the welcoming clutter inside its labyrinthine chambers. Sprawling around the Hill beneath the shade of an old oak tree whose roots twist through its halls, the grand smial reflects the gentle good humour of its hosts and the universal hobbit love of simple pleasures. A warm glow lights up the windows, a gentle candlelight reflecting the warmth found within.

- Made primarily from polystone
- Depicts the iconic home of the Baggins’, Bag End, as seen in The Lord of the Rings
- Features USB-C powered LED lights, 2-meter cable included
- Sculpted by Leonard Ellis and Dave Tremont.

Size: 7 cm x 19 cm x 5 cm (2.7 in x 7.6 in x 1.8 in)

Material: Polystone

Upon the windswept crown of Weathertop, the ruins of kings long fallen keep their silent watch. Here, beneath a fading sky, a small fire once burned and drew forth shadow from the dark. In that brief and perilous hour, steel and flame held back the night, yet a wound was dealt that fate itself could not forget.

We are proud to present to you: Weathertop, faithfully capturing one of the trilogy’s most pivotal locations in a richly detailed collectible environment. Drawing on original film references, our artists reconstructed the ancient watchtower of old from blueprints and set designs, before carefully breaking it down into ruin, ensuring every crack and fallen stone feels authentic. This digitally weathered Númenórean architecture was then balanced alongside hand-sculpted terrain, bringing the historical hill into reality. Tucked into the side, but no less important, a stony cave glows with subtle firelight, both inviting and foreboding. An honest act of naive hobbits drawing the imminent ire of the Ringwraiths' attention. The paint scheme, a subtle application of moody twilight and dusky hues, captures the tension and atmosphere of that fateful night, recreating the tonal palette of the on-screen scene. A seamless fusion of digital craft and hand-made artistry, this is Weathertop as it lives in memory an essential centrepiece for any Middle-earth collection.

- Limited Edition of 1000
- Made primarily from polystone
- Depicts Weathertop as seen in The Fellowship of the Rings
- Architecture digitally sculpted by Charlotte Key
- Environment physically sculpted by Shaun Bolton and Shanti Costar
- Includes incredible details and fidelity thanks to original blueprints, on-set references and imagery
- LED lights evoke a flickering campfire illuminating the surrounding twilight.

Size: 19.0 cm x 42.0 cm x 28.5 cm (7.5 in x 16.5 in x 11.2 in)

Material: Polystone

On the battlefield, Gandalf the White shines like a blazing star. Staff in one hand, sword in the other he's returned from death and ruin to rally the people of Gondor in their hour of need. And not a moment too soon. The Lord of the Nazgûl has entered the fray. From the certified cool-stuff addicts at Weta Workshop comes Figures of Fandom: a new generation of collectibles featuring iconic characters from film, television, and gaming! New in the mix: iconic characters from The Lord of the Rings. We've designed Gandalf the White as a companion piece to the Witch-King of Angmar. Get your hands on your favourite figure or collect them both to recreate the clash at Minas Tirith seen in the Extended Edition of The Return of the King. FIGURES OF FANDOM Artistry. Passion. Pure unadulterated pop culture. In 2019, Weta Workshop introduced its next generation of collectibles with Figures of Fandom! Made from high-quality PVC and standing at approximately 9" tall, each character is faithfully rendered from licensed 3D assets and comes complete with a stylised environmental base.

From the certified cool-stuff addicts at Weta Workshop comes Figures of Fandom: a range of collectibles featuring iconic characters from film, television, and gaming! New in the mix: The Lord of the Rings.Bred at an accelerated rate beneath the Tower of Orthanc by the fallen Wizard Saruman, Lurtz is the first of a new breed of Orcs sent to attack the Fellowship at Amon Hen. Tall, broad-backed and fearsome, these fighting Uruk-hai can run long distances without rest, even beneath a bright sun. Lurtz leads a scouting party of many dozen of the brutes, lynx-eyed and alert for any sign of their quarry as they hunt for the Hobbits amid the woods of Parth Galen.Let your fan flag fly with Figures of Fandom: iconic characters from the hottest in pop culture. Made from high-quality PVC at approximately 1:8 scale, each character is faithfully captured through 3D sculpting and comes complete with a stylised environmental base.Product features:- By fans, for fans;- Sculpted by Yorke Yu;- Made from high-quality PVC;- Lurtz is paired with his Uruk-hai sword and shield;- Base design depicts the forest of Amon Hen;We've designed Lurtz as a companion piece to Aragorn. Two warriors unmatched on the eternal battlefield of good and evil. Here the mighty Lurtz prepares to launch his shield and trap his foe; muscles bulging as he prepares to strike with fury and precision..."

Let your fan flag fly with Figures of Fandom: iconic characters from the hottest in pop culture. Made from high-quality PVC and standing at approximately 9" tall, each character is faithfully rendered from licensed 3D assets and comes complete with a stylised environmental base. Enter the most terrible of the Dark Lord's cruel servants! Rising among the fighting soldiers, only the White Wizard is an adequate foe for the Witch-king, Lord of the Nazgûl. For greater even than the dread of his spiked weapon is the terror that goes before him, chilling the blood of men. From the certified cool-stuff addicts at Weta Workshop comes Figures of Fandom: a new generation of collectibles featuring iconic characters from film, television, and gaming! New in the mix: iconic characters from The Lord of the Rings. We've designed the Witch-King of Angmar as a companion piece to Gandalf the White. Get your hands on your favourite figure or collect them both to recreate the clash at Minas Tirith seen in the Extended Edition of The Return of the King. FIGURES OF FANDOM Artistry. Passion. Pure unadulterated pop culture. In 2019, Weta Workshop introduced its next generation of collectibles with Figures of Fandom! Made from high-quality PVC and standing at approximately 9" tall, each character is faithfully rendered from licensed 3D assets and comes complete with a stylised environmental base.

Amid the epic battles and sweeping conflicts of Middle-earth, there are moments of quiet beauty, none more powerful than the bond between Arwen and Aragorn.

This miniature statue captures that fleeting, intimate connection in exquisite detail. Set upon an elegant Elven bridge carved in the timeless architecture of Rivendell, every element works in harmony to evoke a sense of tender, enduring love. Softly applied hues enhance the serene atmosphere, drawing you into a gentle moment where time seems to stand still.

The two are portrayed in poses that reflect both their differences and their unity: an uncrowned king burdened by destiny, and an immortal elf facing the departure of her people from Middle-earth. Together, they transcend these divides, their connection reaching beyond the physical as they forge an unbreakable bond.

A striking contrast to the action-driven imagery of Middle-earth, this piece invites you to celebrate a love that flourished despite uncertain fates. A timeless reminder of what is truly worth fighting for.

Upon the tranquil stone bridge, a single moment hangs suspended, holding the world at bay and slowing time itself. Sweet and sorrowful, the two stand together in quiet solitude the mortal man and the immortal maiden, bound by a love that would prove stronger than fate.

- Made primarily from polystone
- Depicts Aragorn and Arwen upon the bridge of Rivendell, as seen in The Fellowship of The Ring
- Captures a rare moment of intimacy amidst the chaos of Middle-earth
- Figures digitally sculpted by Jason Zhang
- Base and bridge physically sculpted by Shaun Bolton.

Size: 24.0 cm x 24.5 cm x 15.5 cm (9.5 in x 9.7 in x 6.1 in)

Material: Polystone

Amidst the ruin of a dark wizard’s keep, broken and blackened at the ending of a bitter battle, Merry and Pippin found themselves alone. Yet by chance, or perhaps by some gentler fortune, they came upon a storehouse, now masterless and soon to be ruined by flooded waters. There they sat among ruin and shadow, and finding leaf of a kind both rare and pleasing, lit their pipes and let the smoke curl upward into the dim air.

This Miniature Statue captures Merry and Pippin at one of their most hobbit-like moments, seated among the shattered remains of Isengard, the weight of battle set briefly aside. Every element of the sculpt has been considered with care: the relaxed posture of the figures, the food and drink around them, and the crumbling stone wall beneath them, combining both ruin and revelry. As a Miniature Statue, this moment gains a particular intimacy, bringing you closer, as though sharing in the quiet reprieve alongside them. The storytelling can live comfortably upon your shelf or desk, while still carrying the emotional weight of the wider story. This scene holds a unique place, as it marks a turning point, where hardship gives way to resilience, and where even in the shadow of war, there is room for laughter and rest.

- Made primarily from polystone
- Depicts Merry & Pippin upon the ruins of Isengard, as seen in The Return of The King
- Captures a rare moment of hobbit-like relaxation within the shadows of Middle-earth
- Digitially sculpted by Weta Workshop artist Bawal Saggi.

Size: 12.0 cm x 17.0 cm x 12.0 cm (4.7 in x 6.7 in x 4.7 in)

Material: Polystone

Dark sorcery left his maw tarnished, for only vile words passed his lips the Mouth of Sauron's cruelty and cunning were surpassed only by those of his master. Doom does he bring before the Black Gate, despair does he sow amongst Men and surrender does he demand.

The Mouth of Sauron is a chilling figure whose appearance left a lasting impression on many. Our Miniature Statue captures every vividly foul detail, dripping with malice from every angle.

Mounted upon his wicked steed, he saunters towards Aragorn and company, his pose one of carefree arrogance. It is the confidence of one who stands before the vast armies of Mordor, with vile magic ever on the tip of his tongue.

Wrapped in black cloth and darkened steel, his flesh is concealed save for his engorged mouth and pale chin, his teeth slick with foul blood. The mount itself is armoured in jagged plates and chainmail, draped in layers of cloth and leather. Like its rider, it is almost entirely covered, with only scarce patches of black-furred flesh visible beneath.

There is something deeply unsettling about a messenger of evil who approaches with a smile, and now that terror can settle upon your shelf. One of Middle-earth's most disturbing servants is ready to take his place in your collection.

- Made primarily from polystone
- Depicts the Mouth of Sauron, as seen at the Black Gate during The Return of the King
- Captures the unsettling terror of the Dark Lord’s messenger
- Digitally sculpted by Bawal Saggi.

Size: 21.4 cm x 22.4 cm x 11.4 cm (8.4 in x 8.8 in x 4.5 in)

Material: polystone

Relentless and unrestrained, the Uruk-hai Berserker is captured here in a moment of raw violence. Fresh blood stains its form, awaiting further slaughter the White Hand marks its helm, declaring loyalty to Isengard. Drawing from original film references and design work, every detail stays true to the on-screen Uruk-hai. Each colour and texture reflects our legacy in practical effects and creature design. Our artists understand how these creatures were constructed, from the layering of latex appliances to the way dirt and blood behaved under on-set lighting, and that knowledge feeds directly into this collectible. The Uruk-hai Berserker embodies the relentless and ever-present force of darkness threatening all of Middle-earth. Add this faithful recreation to your collection to capture that menacing power and maintain a direct link to the original craftsmanship that brought it to life.

To say they were bred for war is no mere exaggeration. Birthed in the pits of Isengard™, the Berserkers were made stouter than their already muscle-wrought kin. Forgoing the heavy armour of their fellow Uruks, they charged into battle with naught but a slab-like iron blade and a blood-filled helm. Their senses steeped in life’s ichor, they see (and will only ever see) the red blood of their enemies.

- Made primarily from polystone
- Depicts an Uruk-hai Berserker at the Battle of Helms Deep™, as seen in The Two Towers
- Faithfully captures the raw and visceral brutality of the Uruks
- Digitally sculpted by Weta Workshop artist Jason Zhang.

Size: 24.0 cm x 11.0 cm x 11.0 cm (9.4 in x 4.3 in x 4.3 in)

Material: Polystone

This 1:1 prop replica of the Staff of Gandalf the White begins where the original did: with a complete 3D scan of the screen-used staff, originally crafted by the 3Foot6 art department for The Lord of the Rings trilogy.

Those scans served as the foundation for sculptor Leonard Ellis, who used them as direct reference to build the final digital model, ensuring the replica holds true to its source with complete fidelity. No detail has been left to interpretation.

Cast in polystone with a hollow metal tube at its core, the staff is engineered for the weight and feel of the real thing. Substantial in the hand and built to last in the collection.

His task was not yet done. After perishing alongside the Balrog, he returned to Middle-earth: not as he once was, but wielding even greater power as Gandalf the White. His transformation complete, rough-hewn robes gave way to pristine cloth, and gnarled wood to an elven-crafted, pure white staff.

- 1:1 scale prop replica
- Made primarily from polystone
- Has a hollow metal tube inside for weight and support
- Replica of Gandalf the White’s Staff as seen in The Lord of The Rings
- Made with reference to the original prop from 3D scans
- Digitally sculpted by Leonard Ellis.

Size: 191.0 cm x 8.2 cm x 8.2 cm (75.2 in x 3.2 in x 3.2 in)

Material: Polystone, metal

The 20th Anniversary of The Lord of The Rings movies has a special significance to us here at the Workshop, and we are delighted to commemorate the upcoming event with a brand-new series of iconic Middle-earth figures. Let the celebrations begin!With the loss of Gandalf and the breaking of the Fellowship, many would be forgiven for falling to despair, but not Aragorn. Most would call it a fool's errand, chasing down the roving band of elite Uruk-hai to rescue Merry and Pippin, but not Aragorn. Brave, tenacious, and kind-hearted, Aragorn proved time again the worth and strength of his character. Solidifying his position as a defender of peace within Middle-earth."While Frodo and Sam pick their way slowly towards Mordor through the labyrinthine Emyn Muil, Merry and Pippin are captives of the brutal Uruk-hai. Snatched during the raid at Amon Hen, the Hobbits are slung like luggage on the broad backs of the tireless Uruks, who run day and night through broken hills and across the rolling plains of Rohan. Faced with the choice of who to follow, Aragorn chooses to let the Ring of Power go in Frodo's care; vowing instead to pursue Merry and Pippin's captors and rescue the Hobbits, if he can. With him go Gimli and Legolas: Man, Dwarf, and Elf. Three kindreds united in purpose; three hunters, whose chase across the plains would become the stuff of legend and song in years to come. Barely stopping for breath as he beats a relentless pace across the plains, Aragorn leads his friends over rock and grass, smashed flat by iron-shod boots, single-minded in his determination to run down their quarry. Yet the pursuit drags on; where Orcs might usually seek shelter from the sun, these run unafraid under the open sky, driven by some unseen force... for great powers have begun to move in Middle-earth. As war looms and the race to secure the Ring quickens, the enemy's reach extends ever closer. "Dimensions: 21 x 32,5 x 21 cm

Upon the snowbound Path of Caradhras™, beneath a sky heavy with storm's whisper, Boromir beheld the One Ring™. Cold and bright it swayed within his grasp, its silver chain curling like a serpent's coil. A fire unseen burned within its depths, and though no voice was heard, a call slithered into his heart, sweet with promise and laden with power. His breath wavered; his hand trembled. For a moment, the will of a mighty man waged war against the seduction of shadow.In the heart of Middle-earth's legend lies a moment of quiet peril-Boromir, son of Gondor™, standing upon frigid peaks, the One Ring dangling from his fingers. The weight of duty, the lure of power, the flicker of doubt behind steadfast eyes-our artists have captured it all in breathtaking detail.Every fold of his fur-lined cloak, every strain of contemplation upon his brow, every subtle glint of gold in the Ring's cruel form-this statue is more than a mere depiction. It is a study of a noble warrior's struggle, wrought with reverence and precision. From the sculptor's hand to your collection, this is Boromir as you have never seen him before, frozen in the moment that foreshadowed his tragic end.A collector does not merely gather objects; they safeguard the stories that shape legend. Let Boromir's trial stand among your treasures-a reminder that even the strongest hearts may falter, and that true courage is found in the choices we make.- 1:6 scale;- Made primarily from polystone;- Chain and One Ring made from metal;- Immaculately detailed with unique references to the on-screen props and costume;- Depicts Boromir in his moment of internal struggle as seen in The Fellowship of the Ring;- Digitally sculpted with expert precision by Weta Workshop artisan Jason Zhang.Dimensions: 20 x 32,5 x 20 cm

Here is Éowyn as she wishes herself to be: a strong warrior, fighting upon the battlefield for her kin and country. This Classic Series statue captures that moment of heroic defiance against a fate greater than oneself, while honouring a powerful scene from the film. No longer hidden, no longer restrained by expectation, she steps forward to meet her fate—and claim it as her own.

Every element of this statue is rendered with exacting care. The detailing of her Rohirrim armour, rich with cultural heritage and history, is now marred by the weathered textures of battle. Her cloak hangs, caught in motion her stance is guarded, yet poised to strike, while her sword rests in her grasp with undeniable strength. These finer details reflect both the craftsmanship and fidelity that have come to define the world of Middle-earth, evoking the realism and legacy of this iconic moment.

Resolute and unyielding, the tension within her posture speaks to the danger she must face, and the weight that now rests upon her. They say true bravery is not the absence of fear, but the will to act in spite of it. Nowhere is this more evident than in Éowyn herself, as seen in her expression here.

Éowyn stands not as she was seen, but as she has chosen to be. In defying both her enemy and the boundaries set upon her, she embodies the true strength of a shieldmaiden of Rohan. A portrait of defiance and awakening, this is Éowyn becoming her greatest self.

Against the will of her kin, she rode to war among them. She was a proud shieldmaiden of Rohan she would not be denied her choice to fight. And fight she did. For when the dreaded Witch-king struck down her uncle, the king, he cast his malice upon her: another life to be claimed by his hand. Her shield shattered by the enemy's assault, her arm injured, and the odds against her, Éowyn cast her fear aside. She drew upon all her courage and stood before him unyielding, to oppose that most fell and ancient foe.

- 1:6 scale
- Made primarily from polystone
- Immaculately detailed with unique references to the on-screen props and costume
- Depicts Éowyn as she faces down the Witch-king as seen in The Return of the King
- Digitally sculpted by Jorgelina Yeme and Daniel.

Size: 29.0 cm x 28.0 cm x 19.0 cm (11.4 in x 11.0 in x 7.5 in)

Material: Polystone

Beneath the ashen sky of Osgiliath, Faramir rode forth with the sons of Gondor™, their banners pale against the gathering shadow of Mordor™. Though doom waited upon the broken causeway and no hope shone before them, they spurred onward with the valour of Men who hold faith with duty when all else has failed. Their courage was undeniable, yet valour alone is no guarantee of victory.

This dynamic statue portrays the Captain of Gondor mounted on his horse at full stride, clad in his distinctive armour and leading the damned assault upon Osgiliath. Sword thrust forward and mouth open in command, the sculpt captures the precise moment Faramir commits himself and his men to the charge. Though the action may be futile, he neither falters nor turns aside. For sculptor Gary Hunt, Faramir was a character worth championing. Often cast as something of an underdog, he presented one of the trilogy's finest character arcs: a man who proved himself far greater than his father ever recognised, and who let the Ring pass by so its bearer could journey on. Rendering the charge meant balancing the outward gallantry of the charge with Faramir’s hopeless devotion to a father he’ll never impress.
The horse was also significant, as Gary had spent more than 20 years waiting for the opportunity to sculpt one at 1:6 scale. To faithfully capture the power and grace of a galloping horse, he studied equine musculature and movement in depth. Veterinary references, anatomical demonstrations, and footage of horses in motion informed every aspect of the sculpt. That attention to anatomy is evident throughout the piece. Muscles bunch and stretch beneath the horse's skin, conveying both speed and weight, while flowing strands of mane and tail lend the sculpture a fluid grace. The relationship between horse and rider is just as carefully resolved: Faramir leans forward in the saddle, lifted by the motion beneath him, while his chainmail and tassets react naturally to the momentum of the charge. Recreating Faramir's likeness presented its own challenge. The statue captures both the actor's features and the intensity of a battlefield command, preserving the moment his charge begins. Original armour scans provided a foundation, but every piece still required extensive refinement and adjustment to function convincingly in such a dynamic pose. Rich in detail and charged with motion, this limited-edition 1:6 scale statue honours the courage and duty of Faramir facing the harsh realities of a war-torn Middle-earth: doomed yet unbroken.

- 1:6 scale
- Limited Edition of 860
- Depicts Faramir as he leads a doomed charge on the orc-occupied Osgiliath
- Detailed anatomy shows rider and horse in complete unity
- Made with unique reference to original armour and props
- Captures a melancholic yet emotionally charged moment from the The Lord of the Rings
- Digitally sculpted by Gary Hunt, with grassy base physically sculpted by Shaun Bolton.

Size: 62,0 cm x 66,5 cm x 42,0 cm (24.4 in x 26.2 in x 16.5 in)

Material: Polystone

Appearing to most as little more than a ragged old man beneath a wide-brimmed hat, Gandalf's shabby guise hid a power that only the wisest truly knew and few could match.There are so many classic Gandalf moments, it was almost impossible to choose. But choose we did. Sculpted by our resident "Gandalf Master," Steven Saunders, Gandalf the Grey Pilgrim walks down the steps of Minas Tirith. Collect this highly detailed polystone figure solo or as a companion piece to Ringwraith of Mordor.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 36 x 24 cm

Gimli, Hunter of the Plains captures a defining shift in tone. The warmth and humour that often follow him are set aside, replaced by focus and urgency. This is Gimli in pursuit, driven across the plains of Rohan by loyalty and a need to set things right. His stance is alert, grounded yet urgent, as though each action carries weight and purpose. His expression is firm eyes fixed ahead with quiet intensity. There is no hesitation in him here. Every detail supports that sense of drive and determination. The craftsmanship speaks through texture and material contrast. Layers of leather and mail are treated with care, each surface carrying its own history of wear. Subtle environmental cues place him firmly in the open plains, far removed from the stone halls of his kin, reinforcing the tension of a dwarf in unfamiliar terrain. This moment carries real significance within the Classic Series. It marks the point where the Fellowship has been broken, yet the bond between Gimli, Legolas, and Aragorn endures in action. Together, they give chase across the plains, united by purpose and urgency. This statue captures Gimli’s role within that pursuit and has been designed to stand alone or alongside Legolas, Hunter of the Plains and Aragorn, Hunter of the Plains, forming a cohesive scene when displayed as one. Far from his familiar halls of stone, among companions newly bound by peril and by oath, Gimli now hastened across the vast plains of Rohan. The Fellowship was sundered, its purpose scattered, and the fate of two young hobbits now lay in orcish hands. Grief and wrath were kindled together, and a grim resolve lay heavy upon his brow. The hour had come for pursuit for the hunt, unrelenting, until reckoning was made.
- 1:6 scale
- Made primarily from polystone
- Immaculately detailed with unique references to the on-screen props and costume
- Depicts Gimli upon the plains of Rohan as seen in The Two Towers
- Digitally sculpted by Weta Workshop artist Jason Zhang.

The King has returned, and the land resounds with the echoes of his arrival. After long ages of strife, upheaval, and the heavy shadow of sorrow, Aragorn, the worthy heir of Isildur, now stands to reclaim the mantle that has long laid dormant. His presence is a beacon of hope, not solely for the people of Gondor but for all the free folk of Middle-earth. Foes, ancient and terrible, have been vanquished, their evil powers broken, and their dark dominions cast into the abyss. In their place, a new era unfolds before us, its pages yet unwritten, its possibilities boundless. - 1:6 scale - Made from high-quality polystone - Digitally sculpted by Weta Workshop artist Jason Zhang - Signature pose and clothing as seen in The Return of the King - Designed to be displayed alongside Arwen - Created using references to the original props and costume." Dimensions: 21 x 34 x 21 cm

This evocative Classic Series sculpture captures that charged moment of decision, where the fate of the living outweighs that of the dead. Here, King Théoden appears in exquisite detail, poised mid-survey over the battlefield.

Our access to original props, costumes, and reference material lends authentic detail to this collectible. Théoden's sword, Herugrim, hangs heavy at his side, a temporary triumph weighed down its cost. His travelling garments, richly embroidered yet practical for the road, convey both his royal stature and the urgency of travel. A subtle lift in his cloak suggests the restless winds upon the plains, while his expression carries both fatigue and unyielding resolve. Together, these details ground the scene, both physically and emotionally.

Every element is purposefully combined to tell a story of leadership and the relentless pursuit for even the smallest chance of survival. Théoden is depicted not in glory, but in a harsher truth: danger cares nothing for ease or comfort. Yet, despite this burden, despite the odds, he remains unbroken.

A powerful addition to the Classic Series, King Théoden embodies the human heart of Middle-earth: courage in despair, and the resolve to move forward.

Upon the wind-swept plains of Rohan™, Théoden weighs the cost of survival: His people must reach safety. The Warg-riders™ are repelled, but not without cost. His already dwindling ranks are further reduced. Time is against them and indecision means death. The king gives his command: “Get the wounded on horses the wolves of Isengard will return. Leave the dead.”

- 1:6 scale
- Made primarily from polystone
- Immaculately detailed with unique references to the on-screen props and costume
- Depicts King Théoden on his way to Helm’s Deep as seen in The Two Towers
- Digitally sculpted by Weta Workshop artist Daniel Holland.

Size: 32.5 cm x 20.0 cm x 20.0 cm (12.8 in x 7.9 in x 7.9 in)

Material: Polystone

Bred in secret by the fallen Wizard Saruman, the Uruk-hai issued forth from the pits of Isengard under the command of the towering, lynx-eyed Lurtz. Driving his troops to run under a burning sun, Lurtz hunted ceaselessly along the banks of the Anduin for the Fellowship of the Ring. Among the first of his kind to be pulled from the earth, Lurtz was tall, even for an Uruk. No sooner had he emerged than Saruman bent him to his will, setting the Uruk-hai on their snivelling Orc overseers in a test of loyalty and strength. Without thought or regret the Uruks slew their lesser cousins, binding themselves to the Wizard by marking their flesh and shields with his sigil, the emblem of the white hand. Find the Halflings!' On the slopes of Amon Hen, the Uruk-hai fell upon the Fellowship, chasing and scattering them among the woods. Defending Merry and Pippin, Boromir of Gondor stood between the hobbits and innumerable foes, cutting down Uruk after Uruk even as Lurtz struck him with arrows from afar. Pierced by many shafts, the warrior at last stumbled to his knees, spent, and resigned to his death before the triumphant Uruk-hai. Savouring the sweet taste of his victory, a leer curled across the toothy mouth of Isengard's captain, and he raised his bow to send the final dart... - 1:6 scale;- Made from high-quality polystone;- Digitally sculpted by the combined efforts of multiple Weta Workshop artists;- Created in celebration of the LOTR 20th Anniversary;- Signature pose and armour.Dimensions: 21 x 36 x 26 cm

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