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Description: Locations and sites of interest from 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: 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: 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: Pursued by the Ringwraiths as they try to leave the Shire, Frodo and Sam fall in with Frodo's cousins, Merry and Pippin. Merry's quick thinking saves them, as he leads them to the Bucklebury Ferry crossing. The only crossing of the Brandywine River for twenty miles, the tiny ferry is just large enough to accommodate the Hobbits and they are just fast enough to move beyond the reach of the Wraith that chases Frodo to the River's edge.

Description: To the north of Lorien lies the Misty Mountains, and below their towering peaks are the Mines of Moria. The Fellowship, halted by the wizardry of Saruman at Caradhras, are forced to take the path through the mountain -- a path long feared by Gandalf for the ancient evil that lurks there.

Description: From Umbar in the south, by way of the River Anduin, come great black ships crewed by the fearsome Corsairs. They sail north to answer the Dark Lord’s call to war, weapons at the ready. Sideshow/Weta Collectibles pays tribute to Peter Jackson, the man who made the films possible, with this highly detailed polystone figure - the last LOTR piece in Sideshow Weta's line, from his cameo appearance in The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King.

Description: Tall, wise and beautiful, the Lady Galadriel was the last of the great Elves of old to linger in Middle-earth. Blessed with great foresight, her counsel and safe shelter were sought by the Fellowship on their journey. Her haven-home, the forest kingdom of Lothlórien, afforded them an all too brief respite from their perilous quest.

Description: Eowyn's participation in the battle of Pelennor Fields was critical as she protected King Theoden, and in doing so defeated the Morgul Lord. The statue was designed in her fighting stance to be displayed alone or with the Morgul Lord figure.

Description: The Haradrim Soldier is captured in this amazingly detailed 1:6 scale statue. It is hand cast in heavy weight polystone and hand painted to the highest standards. The display base has been etched with the map of Middle Earth and includes the Lord of the Rings logo, the character's name and sculptor's signature.

Description: Devious servant of the wizard Saruman, Wormtongue was advisor and confidant to King Théoden of Rohan. Wormtongue used his influence on the weakened King to manipulate the Rohirrim people to his true master's purposes. He desired above all, the hand of the Lady Éowyn of Rohan to take as his own, though she saw through his poisonous words and spurned him.

Description: Deep in the pits below the fortress of Isengard, the Orc Pitmaster inspected and outfitted the newly bred Uruk-hai for his master, Saruman, the Wizard, He took pleasure in mistreating the Uruk hai in their brief vulnerable state before they grew to large to safely bully.

Description: Fresh from the artists at WETA comes the newest entry in the 'Rider and Steed' statue series, Gothmog and Warg. Following in the hoofprints of the Ringwraith on Steed, Gandalf on Shadowfax and Samwise and Bill, Gothmog rides atop a vicious warg, leading the Morgul Lord's troops in the battle for Minas Tirith.

Description: Sideshow is proud to introduce the "Gandalf on Gwaihir Over Helms Deep," by famed Tolkien artist, Alan Lee, as the third in the series of Lord of the Rings framed collectible fine art. The professionally framed, limited edition giclee will be signed by the artist, Alan Lee as well as Ian McKellen, who portrayed Gandalf in the Lord of the Rings trilogy, and by Academy Award winner Richard Taylor of Weta Workshop. The giclee depicts the flight of Gandalf the Grey from Isengard over the stone fortifications of Helm's Deep. Gwaihir, the Lord of the Eagles, bears the Wizard to freedom and onward in his quest to protect the freedom of the people of Middle-earth. This is a scene which was cut in the early days of the scripts' development and, can therefore, only be seen in the conceptual art by Alan Lee. The unique limited edition and hand signed giclee are displayed within a finely woven acid-free, bleed & fade resistant, hand-wrapped linen matte and finished with a museum quality dark mahogany moropa wood frame. There is also a specially engraved brass plaque identifying the origin of the piece. The finished piece measures an impressive 30 5/8" W x 26 1/8" H and includes a certificate of authenticity.