Lord Of The Rings Statue Helm's Deep 27 Cm

Once a stronghold of Gondor, now a fortress of the kingdom of Rohan, Helm's Deep was carved into the feet of the White Mountains, below the towering Thrihyrne. The fortress of Helm's Deep was named for Helm Hammerhand, past king of Rohan, who brought his people to the keep during the Long Winter. Built to endure, the Deep was nestled in a gorge, flush along the mountainside, and was a place where the people of Rohan could seek refuge for long periods of time, as was Théoden's plan when he led the Rohirrim there in anticipation of Saruman's attack. Spanning the valley was the Deeping Wall. a face of impenetrable stone, save for a small culvert at its base. Saruman would send an army of ten thousand Uruk-hai to wipe out the woefully outnumbered Rohirrim, and while Théoden had reckoned on the stone of the stronghold to protect them, he had not counted on the cunning of the Wizard. Ladders and giant ballistae flung grappling hooks with which to haul them up against the Deeping Wall, whilst…

Imposing over the lands like a dark giant. a lone figure of dominating magnitude, striking awe and wonder at both its purpose and construction, stood the inimitable tower: Orthanc.Standing in the centre of the Ring of Isengard was a great stone tower of polished black. Hewn from a monolith of dark rock centuries ago by the arts long since forgotten, the Tower of Orthanc stood sharp and hard against a field of green trees and soaring snow-capped mountains. In the waning years of the Third Age it was home to the Wizard Saruman, and within its dark chambers he spent his days studying the ways of the enemy, that he might better understand and ultimately defeat him. A Palantír Saruman kept. one of the ancient seeing stones of Númenor. Many long hours the Wizard spent staring into this magical sphere, watching Sauron, believing himself wise and powerful, and resistant to the devices of his foe. Yet in truth Saruman's own pride and folly led him willingly into Sauron's trap, for he became ena…

Lady Galadriel, the illustrious guide of her kin across the eons, valiantly waged war against the encroaching shadows of malevolence, and provided steadfast counsel to myriad illustrious figures. Now, in the waning days of her enduring sojourn in Middle-earth™, she readies herself for the pilgrimage to the Undying Lands. With a regality that mirrors the loftiest splendours and a resilience befitting the mightiest and fairest of all the Elves, she embarks upon her homeward journey.This collectible represents just a single moment in time for one of Middle-earth's most unfathomable figures. Galadriel embodies, in her deceptively delicate and alluring image, a vast wealth of wisdom, knowledge, and power. As someone who has lived for an unimaginable length of time, an ethereal and almost otherworldly element exists within her countenance. Capturing all of this within a single statue requires more than just a talent for aesthetic replication. it demands a deeper understanding of the characte…

Upon the western shores, where the land met the boundless sea, lay a realm that marked both a journey's end and beginning. This port city, known as Grey Havens, was to be the final destination on this mortal continent for the Elves. Upon hearing the call of the sea, they felt compelled by an instinctual urge to cross the tranquil waters, returning home to the Blessed Realm under the guidance of the Elven Lord and Shipwright Círdan. Once a vibrant and bustling metropolis, the Grey Havens has since transformed into a serene and hushed landscape, inhabited only by a scant few elves who linger, awaiting their final departure. Yet, despite their dwindling presence, the ethereal beauty of this coastal sanctuary remains untarnished. This limited edition collectible environment perfectly captures the gracefully carved structures that organically emerge from the embrace of the encircling mountains. Their contours mimic the undulating waves of the ocean they cradle, evoking an atmosphere of calm…