Sparkling coins. Golden treasure. And a cup to hug his horn tip. Our king under the mountain cradles his treasure. Every year, Weta Workshop's gang of Rings brawlers grows and grows. Now we are proud to announce that mini Middle-earth welcomes a whole new cast of characters from The Hobbit.

Every year, Weta Workshop's gang of Rings brawlers grows and grows. Now we are proud to announce that mini Middle-earth welcomes a whole new cast of characters from The Hobbit. Stories can't live up to the scale of our fearsome fire dragon, but our digital sculptor Mauro Santini certainly didn't. We created Smaug in A STUPENDOUS size, towering over 11.2 inches / 28cm tall, he is our largest Mini Epic to date.

Product features:

Figure size: 28.5
Material: high quality PVC

Statuetka Weta Workshop - The Lord Of The Rings - Legolas, The Hunter Of The Plains przedstawia Legolasa na równinach Rohanu w skali 1:6, wykonana głównie z polystone, z nieskazitelnymi detalami opartymi na materiałach z ekranu.

Zaprojektowana, aby przenieść na Twoją półkę kluczowy moment z The Fellowship of the Ring, ta kolekcjonerska statuetka ukazuje Legolasa z gotowym łukiem i wzrokiem skierowanym ku horyzontowi, z detalami rzeźbiarskimi inspirowanymi rekwizytami i kostiumami z ekranu oraz cyfrowo wyrzeźbiona przez artystę Wētā Workshop Daniela Hollanda.

• Statuetka w skali 1:6
• Wykonana głównie z polystone
• Nieskazitelnie szczegółowa, z unikalnymi odniesieniami do rekwizytów i kostiumów z ekranu
• Przedstawia Legolasa na równinach Rohanu, jak w The Fellowship of the Ring
• Cyfrowo wyrzeźbiona przez artystę Wētā Workshop Daniela Hollanda

Idealna dla fanów i kolekcjonerów, którzy chcą wyrazistego przypomnienia o lojalności Legolasa i jego nieustępliwym pościgu, ożywionego na półce.

Immortal creatures many times the size of ordinary birds of prey, the great eagles of the misty mountains flew so high that only the keen eyes of the elves could distinguish them in the blue.

Invisible and untouchable, their mastery of the skies was unmatched until Sauron's Ringwraiths took to the air on the backs of fallen winged beasts during the War of the Ring. Even dragons of old could not match their prowess from the air, and their sight was so keen that they even sensed a mouse stirring on the mountainside. Orcs tread openly on the slopes at their peril, and Wargs kept to the deep forests where trees screened their passage.

In the days of the Third Age, the mightiest of the eagles was Gwaihir the Windlord. A friend of Gandalf the Grey, he carried the wizard on his back and more than once flew him to his aid when great need called.