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Shading icy, hawk-sharp eyes, the captains of the Elves of Mirkwood wore silver-grey helms with sweeping, bladed crests and cheek guards intricately styled after the curling, barbed thorns, and vines of their forest home.

Seeking to secure his claim to what lay within its halls, King Thranduil of the Woodland Realm marched his army of Elven warriors to the Lonely Mountain. Assembling before the gates of the underground kingdom of Erebor, Thranduil's force was a sight to steal the breaths of men, and more than enough, he deemed, to strike fear in the hearts of the Dwarves who dared withhold the King's jewels. Arrayed in perfect lines, the great host gleamed gold beneath a pale sun. Gloved hands gripped tall spears, shields were strapped to their arms, and curved blades hung hungry upon their belts.

Product features:

- 1:4 Scale;
- Made from high-quality polyurethane
- An exact replica of the prop used on-screen
- Comes with a display stand
- Limited Edition of 750

Size: 4 x 15 x

Once the head of the Order of the Istari and a truly great and wise Wizard, Saruman the White fell into darkness and became an agent of evil during the War of the Ring. Too long he studied the ways of his enemy, believing that in better understanding Sauron's nature he might discern a means of victory. Using one of the lost Seeing Stones of Númenor, the Wizard sought to spy upon the Dark Lord, but was tricked into communing with him through the polished black orb. It was a contest of wills that Saruman lost.Lured by promises of power and dark thoughts of his own mastery, Saruman fell from his purpose and abandoned his allies. In his arrogance he believed himself capable of usurping Sauron's place. Even as he did his new master's bidding, the corrupted Wizard plotted a second betrayal. Yet in doing so he overreached, for pride and lust for power had blinded Saruman and the Eye of Sauron perceived his treachery through the lens of the palantir. The downfall of Saruman, once the leader of the White Council, was doomed to be written in blood.Expertly sculpted by Gary Hunt, a member of the original Lord of the Rings crew, Saruman the White will make an excellent addition to your Weta Workshop miniatures collection.Dimensions: 11 x 18,9 x

To those who might not peer so closely, Radagast the Brown is a gentle hermit, soft in character and mind.Often fumbling or fretful, with tattered robes and mismatched footwear, his raiment is home to a bewildering menagerie of miniature beasts and fungi. This façade is an illusion so complete that even the Wizard himself is sometimes fooled, but in truth great power resides within him, and he is ever watchful for the return of the enemy against whom he was sent from the West centuries ago.Each 1:4 scale Helm is made from polystone and comes in an edition of just 750.Accompanying your Limited Edition helm: an exclusive behind-the-scenes insert written by Weta Workshop senior concept designer and author, Daniel Falconer, detailing how the film version was brought to the big screen!Size: 9 x 15,5 x

Immortal beings many times the size of ordinary birds of prey, the Great Eagles of the Misty Mountains flew so high that the only the sharp eyes of Elves could discern them in the blue.Invisible and untouchable, their mastery of the sky was unrivalled till Saurons Ringwraiths took to the air upon the backs of fell winged beasts during the War of the Ring. Even the Dragons of old could not match their aerial prowess, and so keen was their sight that they marked even the stirring of a mouse upon the mountainside. Orcs tread openly on the slopes at their peril, and Wargs kept to the deep forests where trees shielded their passing.In the days of the Third Age the mightiest of the Eagles was Gwaihir the Windlord. Friend to Gandalf the Grey, he bore the Wizard upon his back and more than once flew to his aid when great need called.Size: 10,3 x 15 x 10,3 cm

Increasingly irritated by the attention attracted by the celebrations of his eleventy-first birthday, Bilbo Baggins is forced to take drastic measures (in Hobbit terms) and asks Frodo to hang a sign on the gate: 'No Admittance Except on Party Business'.It doesn't make a huge difference to poor Bilbo - perhaps you'll have better luck!Get your own copy of the sign. Drawn for The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey by Daniel Reeve, calligrapher at the 3Foot7 Art Department.The sign comes printed on 250 gsm Tintoretto paper and mounted on 2mm dtec foam board for rigidity.It can be nailed to your gate (only on sunny days, mind you) or mounted in a frame according to your preference.Your sign comes packaged in a plastic bag inside triple layers of rigid corrugated card to protect it on its journey to you.Size: 43 x