Weta Workshop was intrinsically involved in the design and
physical effects manufacture for all three films of The Lord of
the Rings™ trilogy.To celebrate the 20th anniversary of The Lord
of The Rings, the team at Weta Workshop have created a special
line of polystone statues featuring Middle-earth’s major
characters in their signature pose and clothing. The Classic
Series is Open Edition and has been tailor made to fit
beautifully on your shelf.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.Features:1:6 scaleMade
from high-quality polystoneDigitally sculpted by Weta Workshop
artist Jason ZhangSignature pose and clothing as seen in The
Return of the KingDesigned to be displayed alongside ArwenCreated
using references to the original props and costume“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!”- Richard
Taylor – CEO & Co-founder, Weta WorkshopAges: 14-99Country of
origin: China*Please note: You may see a number on your shipping
carton that says "0123/1,000" - this is just the serial number of
your piece in its particular production run and does not mean
it's a limited edition.Images shown are of a pre-production
prototype. Each piece is hand painted and some variations may
occur.
Review: Cross eyed - I own 6 of these 1:6 scale lotr statues.
This one is cross eyed, and it will really drive you mad looking
in these crystal blue eyes. I'm keeping it cuz I'm not dealing
with it anymore, also the painter for Galadriel painted her with
yellow skin, she's supposed to be an elf, with pale skin, also
painted Gandalf the white and sarumon, with dark brown
skin...looks like they have incredible tans!! So I'd keep away
from all of these, Gandalf the Grey and billbo at his desk are
good...
