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- Officially licensed Tote Bag - Material: Canvas - Size: 30 x 13 x 30 cm

The massive skull of a Cave Troll, found in the depths of Moria™, displays remarkable thickness and resilience. Its heavy brow and enlarged nasal cavities indicate a creature built for brute force and raw power. The dentition suggests a diet capable of handling both meat and tough vegetation. This skull is a crucial piece for understanding the formidable physiology of Middle-earth's monstrous denizens.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 8.5 inches tall;- Based on a Cave Troll, 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 veteran Jamie Beswarick-a key figure in designing the Cave Troll for the films.Product size: 10,5 cm x 21,5 cm x 10,5 cm

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 artists encouraged to envision not only their appearances but also their habits and histories. This approach aimed to develop a level of authenticity that went beyond the typical fantasy genre.Consequently, these lumbering giants were endowed with thick hides, three-fingered hands, powerful jaws, and claws suited for digging. It was these defining characteristics that Jamie Beswarick was once again tasked with recreating, this time in miniature form. By capturing the raw strength and ferocity of such a creature, and infusing each detail with untamed wrath and fury, our incredible team has managed to capture the very essence of this behemoth. Perfectly sized for easy display and ideal for any desktop or bookshelf, this Cave Troll miniature statue would be an excellent addition to your Weta Workshop collection.- Made primarily from polystone to ensure detail retention;- Approx 6.2 inches tall;- Depicts the Cave Troll seen within the Mines of Moria during The Fellowship of the Ring;- Physically sculpted by Weta Workshop veteran Jamie Beswarick, who also sculpted the design for the original film.Product size: 10,8 cm x 16 cm x 10,8 cm

We have a Cave Troll!Hearing that there were Hobbits for lunch, the Cave Troll excitedly burst through the doors with a rumbling growl and grumbling stomach. Unfortunately for him, it was all a cunning trap set by the Mini Epics team. Now, not only is he still hungry, but he's also been distilled for display on your shelf.This oafish brute may seem scary, but you'd be upset too if you went for a snack and returned riddled with arrows. "- Premium, stylised vinyl figure;- Armed with a mighty club, injured by a tiny arrow;- Bursting with expression and personality;- Sculpted by Weta Workshop's Mini Epics Art Director, Mauro Santini.Officially licensed figure made of vinyl. It measures approx. 19 x 24 x 15 cm and comes in a printed gift box.

The Noble Collection are proud to announce a new range of Magical Creatures inspired by the Harry Potter Movies. The mountain troll that roamed the dungeons and corridors of Hogwarts School, and was later apprehended in a girls' bathroom.

Set in the vast realm of Middle-earth, the "The Lord of the Rings" film series tells the epic tale of the battle between light and darkness. From the very first film released in 2001 comes the "Cave Troll" in the "Premium Masterline" series. On their journey to Mount Doom, the Fellowship is forced to pass through the perilous Mines of Moria. This thrilling scene's fearsome servant of darkness has been captured in 1/6 scale. Its power-filled forward-leaning stance rises to an impressive 91 cm in height. Shattered stone monuments soar to either side, while the advancing Orcs enhance its commanding presence. Its mindless, roaring expression is rendered down to the moist texture within its open mouth. The thick hide has been sculpted with sagging folds and cracks that reflect the balance of muscle and fat, finished with paintwork that conveys natural, lifelike variations. The weathered leather of its loincloth and the corroded metal of its massive downward-swinging hammer exude sheer weight and presence. One Orc twists his face in hatred and raises his sword another, clad in a shield, charges forward in heavy armor. The Orcs too have been captured in sculpture and paint at the moment of assault. Scattered rubble and bones at their feet conceal the white-bearded body clutching a massive tome. Those who know the long history of Middle-earth may find themselves recalling his tale of adventure. Shaking the halls of Moria as it charges the Fellowship, the Cave Troll brings one of the series' most iconic scenes back to life with powerful sculpture and paintwork. Product Specifications: - The Lord of the Rings-Themed Base Size: 91 x 93 x 110 cm

Set in the vast realm of Middle-earth, the "The Lord of the Rings" film series tells the epic tale of the battle between light and darkness. From the very first film released in 2001 comes the "Cave Troll" in the "Premium Masterline" series. On their journey to Mount Doom, the Fellowship is forced to pass through the perilous Mines of Moria. This thrilling scene's fearsome servant of darkness has been captured in 1/6 scale. Its power-filled forward-leaning stance rises to an impressive 91 cm in height. Shattered stone monuments soar to either side, while the advancing Orcs enhance its commanding presence. Its mindless, roaring expression is rendered down to the moist texture within its open mouth. The thick hide has been sculpted with sagging folds and cracks that reflect the balance of muscle and fat, finished with paintwork that conveys natural, lifelike variations. The weathered leather of its loincloth and the corroded metal of its massive downward-swinging hammer exude sheer weight and presence. One Orc twists his face in hatred and raises his sword another, clad in a shield, charges forward in heavy armor. The Orcs, too, have been captured in sculpture and paint at the moment of assault. Scattered rubble and bones at their feet conceal the white-bearded body clutching a massive tome. Those who know the long history of Middle-earth may find themselves recalling his tale of adventure. The Bonus Version includes an additional helmeted head for the Armored Orc. The bared hostility conveyed through its crude visor amplifies the urgency within the cavern. Shaking the halls of Moria as it charges the Fellowship, the Cave Troll brings one of the series' most iconic scenes back to life with powerful sculpture and paintwork. Product Specifications: - The Lord of the Rings-Themed Base - 1 Swappable Head (Helmeted)[BONUS PART] Size: 91 x 93 x 110 cm Limited to 300 pieces.

Found with Sting and Orcrist in the troll´s hoard and nicknamed 'Beater' by the goblins of the Misty Mountains, the Elvish blade Glamdring would glow blue whenever Orcs were near. This beautiful stainless steel recreation of the sword of Gandalf measures 120 cm and comes with a equisitely crafted stainless steel mounting plaque.

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 known as "Pippin", is one of the youngest Hobbits from Shire, cousin andone of the closest friends of Merry Brandybuck and Frodo Baggins. Fiery and curious, and manytimes also a fool, playful and childish, but always loyal and willing to help his friends, promising toprotect Frodo with his life on his quest, beside Merry he joined the group of The Fellowship of theRing facing the underground dangers of the Mines of Moria on his mission.Made in polystone *(may contain parts in resin, polystone, PVC, metal and fabric)Size: 12 x 9 x 7 cm

In those days of bitter winter, there was none who stood taller than Helm, for his spirit was as a mountain of iron in the face of his foes. Clad in mighty helm and armed with sturdy fist, he guarded his people as fiercely as the trolls that stalked the snowbound hills. A warlord king in truth, King Helm of Rohan wielded his strength against all who threatened the Riddermark™, and the shadow of his resolve lay long upon his enemies' hearts."The Helm of King Helm is a testament to the expertise and passion of our seasoned Middle-earth artisans. Building upon what was designed for The War of the Rohirrim, Weta Workshop concept artist Daniel Falconer reimagined the helmet from the original 2D animation as a fully functional piece of armour, worn and battle-scarred by history. Expert sculptor Shaun Bolton then crafted the design in clay, breathing life into every ridge, dent, and worn edge with the authenticity only decades of experience could provide. Having both worked on The Lord of the Rings film trilogy, Falconer and Bolton have channelled their dedication to Middle-earth into this intricate, miniature relic-capturing not only the might of King Helm but also the timeless legacy of Rohan.- Limited Edition of 900;- Made primarily from polystone;- Based on the design as seen in the animated film, The War of the Rohirrim;- Crafted with Weta Workshop's decades of experience in Middle-earth;- Physically sculpted by Middle-earth veteran Shaun Bolton.Size: 9,3 x 16,9 x 8,8 cm

With its blade glowing blue, the elven sword named Sting announces the approach of a battalion of Orcs bringing a fearsome cave Troll. Wielding the weapon with his small hands, the brave Hobbit prepares for the battle alongside his friends and guardian allies from the Fellowship of the Ring, cornered in the tomb mausoleum of Balin, the Dwarf lord, on a pedestal depicting the petrified floors of the Moria. With attention to details and faithful precision to the face features of actor Elijah Wood, Iron Studios presents the statue "Frodo - BDS - The Lord of the Rings - Art Scale 1/10", part of a diorama set that replicates the emblematic battle featured in the movie "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring", adapted into a film by Peter Jackson in 2001.Frodo Baggins is a Hobbit from the Shire in Middle-earth, Tolkien's most renowned protagonist forhis main part on the Quest of the Ring, in which he took the so called "One Ring" to be destroyedin Mount Doom in Mordor. Frodo was adopted by his uncle Bilbo and started living with him, inheriting the same ring called "One Ring" and the mission to destroy it. Best friend of gardenerSamwise Gamgee, creator of the group known as The Fellowship of the Ring that in its journey crossed the deep halls of the underground complex of Moria, facing many dangers.Made in polystone *(may contain parts in resin, polystone, PVC, metal and fabric)Size: 12 x 9 x 7 cm

T rying to find all his courage, the small and robust Hobbit holds his small sword, Barrow, ready for combat in his right hand. With his left fist clenched, and his legs open for better balance, he prepares to face a platoon of Orcs, who bring along a fearsome Cave Troll. Alongside their friends and allies of the Fellowship of the Ring, they find themselves trapped in the mausoleum where the tomb of the dwarf lord named Balin lies. Meticulously faithful to the details and physiognomy of actor Sean Astin, Iron Studios presents the "Sam - BDS - The Lord of the Rings - Art Scale 1/10" statue featuring Frodo Baggins' most loyal friend.After eavesdropping on Gandalf's conversation with Frodo about the "One Ring", the gardeningHobbit, also known as Sam, was appointed by the wizard as Frodo's traveling companion on hisquest to Rivendell. Extremely loyal and faithful to his best friend, he refuses to let Frodo go aloneto Mordor to destroy Sauron's mighty ring on Mount Doom, staying with his friend throughout hisjourney, protecting him, facing terrible dangers and adversity. In Minas Moria, a member of the socalled Fellowship of the Ring, a support group in Frodo's journey to destroy The Ring and defeatthe Dark Lord, he faced the Orcs' attack alongside the other members of the group. On a basethat resembles the petrified ground, this statue is part of a diorama scenario that replicates thisemblematic battle presented in "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring", adapted forcinema by Peter Jackson in 2001.Made in polystone *(may contain parts in resin, polystone, PVC, metal and fabric)Size: 13 x 9 x 7 cm