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Azog heeft een zwakke plek als het gaat om schattige, knuffelige en angstaanjagend woeste beesten.

Dat is veel Orc in één klein pakket. Het heeft misschien een paar maanden geduurd om de Warg-tracks te volgen, maar onze artiesten hebben eindelijk de machtige Azog opgespoord en hun magie laten werken. Maak de set compleet en toon Azog the Defiler naast Thorin Oakenshield in onze Hobbit-lijn van Mini Epics.

Limited Edition: 3000

Hoogte: 17 cm

Figuur van Weta Workshop toont The Lord of the Rings Skull of a Balrog (Miniature) met een gedetailleerde schedelpresentatie en displaystandaard.

Geïnspireerd door de machtige Balrog zoals te zien in The Lord of the Rings: deze Miniature Skull is gemaakt als een compact maar verfijnd artefact, met gesculpteerde anatomische details zoals langgerekte, gebogen hoorns, geribbelde botstructuur en gelaagde dentitie, ontworpen om aan te voelen als een studiespecimen uit Midden-aarde.

• Voornamelijk gemaakt van polystone
• Kaak gemaakt van polyurethaan
• Inclusief een obsidiaan-achtige standaard voor display
• Fysiek gesculpteerd door Wētā Workshop Senior Sculptor Jamie Beswarick

Ideaal voor verzamelaars die een onderscheidend Midden-aarde-displaystuk zoeken met museumachtige detaillering.

Event Log #1: The Alien Queen has undergone a mutation and is now microscopic. It was a major challenge to capture it. It avoids light and primarily appears in the dead of night. Usually.

The stylized figure has three movable joints and is made of PVC. It measures 6 cm high, 3 cm wide and 6 cm deep. Comes in a stackable plexiglass box with a rotating base. Official Weta Workshop product.

16 cm x 19 cm x 14 cm

The young master of Bag End - Bilbo Baggins - as seen in his journal in the opening sequence of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. This painstakingly detailed print of Bilbo Baggins (in the likeness of Martin Freeman, who played Bilbo in The Hobbit) comes from the pen of the inimitable artist and calligrapher Daniel Reeve of the 3Foot7 Art Department.

Daniel and the crew at 3Foot7 worked on both The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit trilogies, and their artists and craftspeople are behind many of our beloved collector's items.

Product Features:

• Portrait of Bilbo Baggins is reproduced on 140 gram art stock.
• The edges are diecut, adding to the authenticity and making for a beautiful little print.
• The print comes flat with a sturdy piece of cardboard, individually packaged for further protection.
• It has logos and legal text on the reverse - none on the front.

Figuur Weta Workshop - The Hobbit - Bilbo Baggins (With Contract - Figure Mini Epics) legt Bilbo Baggins vast in MINI EPICS-stijl, compleet met contract-geïnspireerd detail.

Gebaseerd op het citaat “Sorry, I don’t want any adventures today. Thank you.” brengt dit verzamelobject de terughoudende hobbit uit zijn Hobbit Hole naar je merchandise-collectie, met de karaktercharme van Weta Workshop.

• Fabrikant: Weta Workshop
• Serie: The Hobbit
• Personage: Bilbo Baggins
• MINI EPICS-figuur met contractthema

Ideaal voor fans die een onderscheidend Bilbo Baggins-displaystuk uit het The Hobbit-universum willen.

Imposing upon the lands like a dark giant; a solitary figure of dominating size, striking awe and wonder at both its purpose and construction, stood the incomparable tower: Orthanc.

Standing in the center of the Ring of Isengard was a great stone tower of polished black. Carved from a monolith of dark rock centuries ago by art long forgotten, the Tower of Orthanc stood stark and hard against a field of green trees and soaring snow-capped mountains. In the waning years of the Third Age, it was the home of the wizard Saruman, and in its dark chambers he spent his days studying the ways of the enemy so he could better understand and ultimately defeat him. A Palantír Saruman held; one of the ancient seeing stones of Númenor. Many long hours the wizard spent gazing into this magical sphere, watching Sauron, believing himself wise and powerful and resistant to the devices of his enemy. But in truth, Saruman's own pride and folly led him willingly into Sauron's trap, for he fell in love with the Dark Lord's arts and longed for his power.

Through the stone, his mind was twisted until he became a vassal of Mordor, and Orthanc, once a place of learning and beauty, was plundered by orcs, now a place of fear. Gone were the trees; pinnacles to feed the fires of industry that burned in pits around the tower, and the plains within the ringed wall were a scorched wasteland of ash where armies drilled and marched as a prelude to waging war against those Saruman once called friends.