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Description: Designed by John Howe for Weta Workshop's crew clothing, the Red Eye of Sauron became an unofficial emblem for Weta during the filming of the trilogy. When in need of a Weta technician, the film crew and cast would look for the symbol of the Red Eye. Now you too can feel like part of the Weta Crew. Nickel plated and and painted blood red, this is a striking design - classic John Howe. On the back are two pins with fasteners. It comes pinned to a Lord of the Rings card, and sealed for protection in a plastic bag. It's the perfect stocking filler for the Lord Of The Rings fans in your life.

Description: For the first time, every fine art collectible created by Weta Workshop over the last 10 years, all in one place. For the first time, the entire The Lord of the Rings collection on display, all in one place. For the first time, every Dr Grordbort's infallible aether oscillator, all in one place. Exclusive photos of unreleased collectibles, one-of-a-kind customized pieces, collectibles concept art and more. All in one place. ALL in one book. This stunning catalogue features 300 pages of: • Beautiful high quality studio photographs • Bios and insights from Weta Workshop's artists and craftspeople • A master index of edition sizes, release dates, artist credits and availability.
The Collector's Guide 2011 includes an Introduction from multi Academy Award winning Richard Taylor, whose incredible passion has inspired this decade of collectible creativity. The book is designed and written by Daniel Falconer, Weta Workshop conceptual designer, part time sculptor and passionate collector. We are delighted to include a unique spread dedicated to our customers, their collections and immense passion. Thank you so much for your generous support. This book is THE reference for any fan of Weta Workshop, The Lord of the Rings, Dr Grordbort's and any of our collectibles brands released since 2001. Limited number of editions hand signed by author Daniel Falconer!

Description: Locations and sites of interest sfrom The Lord Of The Rings film trilogy. An awesome overview of The Lord Of The Rings film locations in New Zealand - Daniel Falconer's map covers the length and breadth of New Zealand and pinpoints how Tolkien's Middle-earth transplants to the geography of New Zealand. The size is A3, it's printed on nice heavy stock and it ships rolled up and protected in a cardboard tube.  Whether it be Weathertop or Amon Hen you want to visit, you will be able to find it on this map.

Description: Borne swiftly upon Asfaloth's back, Arwen Undómiel rides for Rivendell, the home of her father Elrond and Frodo's last hope. Racing against time for the life that ebbs from the Ringbearer's pierced and poisoned body with each hoof beat, the Elf maid makes for the Ford of the Bruinen with the Nine at her heels! Arwen's pursuers are no ordinary riders robed in black, but the Nazgûl, the Ringwraiths, Sauron's greatest servants, lead by the malevolent Witch-king whose jagged morgul knife drew the Hobbit's blood, its tip breaking off to worm its enchanted way towards his heart. Only in Rivendell and by her father Elrond's arts can his life be saved, if only she can reach the watchful water at the borders of his realm in time. One of the most menacing encounters with the Black Riders, the scene gets the adrenalin pumping in The Fellowship of the Ring. Painted by Gus Hunter - long time Weta conceptual designer who started on The Lord Of The Rings trilogy alongside Jeremy Bennett and was an early adopter of the digital painting techniques Weta uses today. The external dimensions of the print are 23.2 in x 11.7 in (590 mm x297 mm) and the printed area is 20.9 in x 8.9 in (530 mm x 235 mm). A lovely cinematic format. It's printed on good quality 170 gsm satin paper and ships rolled up in a VERY sturdy poster tube. The dimensions of the poster tube are such that you can order up to 10 for the same shipping cost! It will arrive in pristine condition, ready to be framed and hung, pride of place, in your home.

Description: "You have officially been declared a disturber of the peace." The famous words, spoken by Frodo as Gandalf enters Hobbiton in his horse drawn cart at the beginning of The Fellowship Of The Ring, serve to alert the wizard to the modicum of suspicion by which he is regarded by Hobbits after earlier endeavours. A visiting wizard spells trouble and hobbits tend not to meddle in the affairs of wizards for fear of disruption and upheaval in their quiet little village in the Shire. The scene is pastoral in a way that only the Shire can offer. Sheep grazing, oak trees, green hills as far as the eye can see and the great wizard opening Bilbo's gate in Bagshot Row. Painted by Ben Wootten, artist, illustrator and former concept designer at Weta Workshop on The Lord Of The Rings trilogy. Ben was one of the original Weta crew who produced much of The Lord Of The Rings concept art you may have seen in art books and DVD features. Who better to capture this tranquil outlook from the hill and towards the lake. The external dimensions of the print are 23.2 in x 11.7 in (590 mm x297 mm) and the printed area is 20.9 in x 8.9 in (530 mm x 235 mm). A lovely cinematic format. It's printed on good quality 170 gsm satin paper and ships rolled up in a VERY sturdy poster tube. The dimensions of the poster tube are such that you can order up to 10 for the same shipping cost! It will arrive in pristine condition, ready to be framed and hung, pride of place, in your home.

Description: For Hobbits-at-heart everywhere, here's a wonderful piece of The Lord Of The Rings to wear with pride - like a Hobbit. Drawn from the original molds that Frodo Baggins' (Elijah Wood's) ears were drawn from for the Lord Of The Rings trilogy, these prosthetics are as authentic as can be. Hand made at Weta Workshop by Makeup Supervisor Frances Hawker and her team. Made from latex, they can be blended to look like part of your anatomy for your next costume event or convention. These are Frodo's ears and are slighty smaller than Sam's ears. They measure 3.1in (80mm) from the bottom of the earlobe to the "top of the tip". The distance between where your earlobe meets your cheek and where the top of your ear meets your temple is 1.7in (45mm). See the enlarged image for more info on how to measure. If your ears are larger than this, you should get Sam's Ears instead.

Description: For Hobbits-at-heart everywhere, here's a wonderful piece of The Lord Of The Rings to wear with pride - like a Hobbit.Drawn from the original molds that Samwise Gamgee's (Sean Astin's) ears were drawn from for the Lord Of The Rings trilogy, these prosthetics are as authentic as can be. Hand made at Weta Workshop by Makeup Supervisor Frances Hawker and her team. Made from latex, they can be blended to look like part of your anatomy for your next costume event or convention. These are Sam's ears and are slighty larger than Frodo's ears. They measure 3.3in (84mm) from the bottom of the earlobe to the "top of the tip". The distance between where your earlobe meets your cheek and where the top of your ear meets your temple is 2.4in (60mm). See the enlarged image for more info on how to measure. If your ears are larger than this, you should get Frodo's Ears instead.

Description: Keep your own piece of Middle-earth close to your heart. From the South Island of New Zealand, these natural riverstones have been cut from the peaks of the southern alps that featured so prominently in The Lord Of The Rings trilogy, ground by mighty glaciers, washed out to see by the Rakaia, Ashburton, Hinds and Rangitata rivers and finally washed up on the shores of Kaitorete Spit. Click here for more detailed information.

Description: Keep your own piece of Middle-earth close to your heart. From the South Island of New Zealand, these natural riverstones have been cut from the peaks of the southern alps that featured so prominently in The Lord Of The Rings trilogy, ground by mighty glaciers, washed out to see by the Rakaia, Ashburton, Hinds and Rangitata rivers and finally washed up on the shores of Kaitorete Spit. Click here for more detailed information.

Description: Keep your own piece of Middle-earth close to your heart. From the South Island of New Zealand, these natural riverstones have been cut from the peaks of the southern alps that featured so prominently in The Lord Of The Rings trilogy, ground by mighty glaciers, washed out to see by the Rakaia, Ashburton, Hinds and Rangitata rivers and finally washed up on the shores of Kaitorete Spit. Click here for more detailed information.

Description: As the protectors of the Golden Hall of Edoras, the Royal Guards of Rohan were issued with regal uniforms of scale and plate as well as richly endowed weapons and shields.Click here for more detailed information.

Description: When Elendil led the Last Alliance with Gil-galad, and died in the Siege of Barad-dûr, his men bore the insignia of the White Tree of Númenor, a later ancestor of which was the White Tree of Minas Tirith. Click here for more detailed information.

Description: After the Downfall of Númenór, Elendil formed an alliance with Gil-galad, the Last Alliance of Elves and Men. They marched on Barad-dûr where Sauron was defeated. Gil-galad, however, like Elendil, met his death in that war after a 3,514 year reign. Click here for more detailed information.

Description: Decendants of the Wild Men of the unknown east of Middle-earth, the Easterlings had a fierce reputation and attacked Gondor more than once in the Third Age. Click here for more detailed information.

Description: Tortured and wrought wretched by the lure of the One Ring, Gollum is a withered, piteous creature. Driven mad and twisted by his loss of the One Ring decades ago, he is compelled to haunt Middle-earth, searching everywhere for the only thing in the world he ever cared for, his "Precious". Once lost to the most unlikely of creatures, Bilbo Baggins, a hobbit of the Shire. The most iconic creature from The Lord Of The Rings movie trilogy, Gollum was also a technological breakthrough. Sculpted by Weta Workshop, superbly acted by Andy Serkis whose motions were captured and then masterfully rendered for the cinema by Weta Digital. No The Lord Of The Rings collection is complete without a Gollum and we are very pleased to be able to offer this. This open edition piece was sculpted by Daniel Cockersell and created by the same artists and craftspeople who helped bring The Lord Of The Rings trilogy to life.

Description: Bilbo's old friend, an ancient and powerful wizard, Gandalf was a guide to the Fellowship and mentor to Frodo in his quest to destroy the One Ring in the fires of Mount Doom. Deep in wisdom and foresight, Gandalf was first to discover the true nature of the ring and took it upon himself to orchestrate the forces of light against the evil advance of Sauron, the dark lord. Last seen by Frodo and his companions plummeting towards certain death from the Bridge of Khazad-Dûm, entwined in struggle with the Balrog, Gandalf's demise seemed inevitable. But wizards are remarkably resilient... Sculpted by Steven Saunders and created by the same artists and craftspeople who work on our movies.

Description: Nestled in the gently rolling green hills of the Shire is the village of Hobbiton, a sleepy assemblage of stone buildings and burrows, home to the diminutive Hobbits. Overlooking the village from the hill at the end of Bagshot Row is Bag End, the stately underground abode of Bilbo Baggins, an eccentric Hobbit widely acknowledged about town as having cracked some years ago, and his cousin and ward Frodo Baggins, who is certainly in the process of cracking. Created by some of the same artists and craftsmen who work on our movies, like Daniel Falconer, David Tremont, Daniel Cockersell and several others. It's a real team effort to produce a piece like this. Click here for more info and images.

Description: In a great black tower in Isengard dwells Saruman the White. Before the great wizard was turned to the dark side, in the time when Gandalf sought council with Saruman - the head of his order - Isengard was lush and green and its gardens lent themselves well to a contemplative stroll. This Orthanc is the inspiration for Weta's latest environment from The Lord of the Rings, revealed at San Diego Comic-Con. Weta has previously created an Orthanc collectible based on Isengard AFTER Saruman and his orc cohorts felled the trees and turned the once-pleasant sanctuary into an industry of war and destruction. This new Orthanc at just under 17 in (43cm) towers above the old collectible, which has allowed for intricate detail in the tower as well as the surrounding gardens. It joins previous environments from Weta, such as Rivendell and Bag End as well as the long sold-out The Argonath and The Prancing Pony. Sculpted by Dave Tremont.

Description: Collector's Edition - with interior! The special Collector's Edition features the interiors of the rooms of Bag End on the back of the piece, based on the original plans and drawings used in Peter Jackson's trilogy. The front door is also ajar to show the paved floor of the entrance hall of Bilbo's abode. It has had the nod of approval by Dan Hennah, John Howe and Alan Lee who were jointly responsible for the Bag End set. Bag End - Collector's Edition is limited to 1,111 world wide. Click here for more info and images.

Description: The hidden refuge of Rivendell. Home to Elrond, Rivendell was founded in the year 1697 of the Second Age by the Elven Lord as a haven amid the growing darkness in the north of Middle-earth. Under the protection of Elrond's Ring of Power Vilya, Rivendell was a sanctuary and meeting place for the forces of light and persisted in secrecy and security until the War of the Ring and the fall of Sauron, the enemy. There dwelt the Lady Arwen, and king in exile, Aragorn, came and went as he pleased. Bilbo Baggins called Rivendell home in his declining years, and often it hosted secret war councils and discussions among the leaders of the free peoples. The heirlooms of Middle-earth were gathered there in Elrond's library: Narsil, the sword of Elendil that cut the Ring from Sauron's hand, and Aiglos, the spear of Gil-Galad, among others. Imladris, the Last Homely House - the Elven settlement was known by many names, though its paths were shrouded in secrecy and enchantment. Perched among waterfalls in a hidden valley in the foothills of the Misty Mountains, Elrond's home provided a safe haven for Thorin's company during the quest for Erebor and Frodo's party when they sought refuge from Sauron's wraiths. It was at Elrond's council in Rivendell that the Fellowship of the Ring was born and the quest to destroy the One began. Even beyond the end of the Third Age, when the Rings of Power were no more and Elrond had passed over the Sea, Rivendell remained, at least for a time, in the keeping of Elrond's sons Elladan and Elrohir. The Rivendell environment from Weta is based on the miniature featured in The Lord of the Rings and built by the same artists and craftsmen that work on our movies. The combined efforts of 14 people have resulted in a stunningly detailed environment that evokes the serenity and peace of the House of Elrond. 1,200 hours of creativity and attention to detail went into this piece. Every tree, every ornament, every brick was considered and produced to make up the whole. Rivendell is by some margin the biggest of The Lord of the Rings environments from Weta, such as Bag End, The Prancing Pony, The Argonath and others.