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Description: Brutish, filthy creatures, as Minotaurs are to bulls, so Minoboars are to pigs- part man, part boar. Burly and strong, the Minoboars are foot soldiers in the White Witch's army, able to disrupt entire enemy lines with their vicious charges. The powerful, stocky soldiers are protected by dirty, heavy, leather armour over their already thick hides. They carry no weapons, preferring to inflict grievous wounds with rusty blades and spikes on their armour and their large, sharp tusks. Design Maquettes are quick sculptures used to refine the design of a creature beyond drawings and paintings, allowing the concept to be realised in a three dimensional form. The enclosed maquette is close to the final form the character takes in the film and has been cast directly off the original maquette used by Andrew Adamson and the Weta Workshop team during the design phase. The accompanying booklet provides a detailed story of the maquette's design process.

Description: Fearful for his life, the humble Faun, Mr Tumnus, finds himself in a confusing and desperate situation. Part man, part goat, this fragile and shy creature must decide whether to risk a fate worse than death by defying the White Witch, or betray the trust of an innocent little girl, Lucy Pevensie, by turning her over to the Witch's minions. In spite of his timid nature and fragile stature, Mr Tumnus finds courage and resolve within himself that he never imagined and has a pivotal part to play in the uprising against the Witch's rule. Design Maquettes are quick sculptures used to refine the design of a creature beyond drawings and paintings, allowing the concept to be realised in a three dimensional form. The enclosed maquette is close to the final form the character takes in the film and has been cast directly off the original maquette used by Andrew Adamson and the Weta Workshop team during the design phase. The accompanying booklet provides a detailed story of the maquette's design process.

Description: Although peaceful by nature, the Satyrs of Narnia nonetheless muster to form an efficient light infantry in Aslan's army. Wearing light armour and carrying slim, curved swords, Satyrs take to the field of battle under their Lord's red and gold banner, relying on their agility and speed. Though they desire nothing more than to live free in the lush Narnian forests, each is prepared to die fighting for their freedom, rather than see the tyranny of the White Witch continue. Design Maquettes are quick sculptures used to refine the design of a creature beyond drawings and paintings, allowing the concept to be realised in a three dimensional form. The enclosed maquette is close to the final form the character takes in the film and has been cast directly off the original maquette used by Andrew Adamson and the Weta Workshop team during the design phase. The accompanying booklet provides a detailed story of the maquette's design process.

Description: Queen Jadis, beautiful & powerful, yet cold and bitter to her core, is the White Witch and self-appointed ruler of Narnia. For a century she has held the land and its people in her icy grip. Terror and cruelty are the foundations of the Witch's empire. Her terrible power has plunged Narnia into an eternal winter and the very touch of her slender wand turns any who oppose her will into stone. Snivelling at his Queen's side is the twisted Ginarrbrik, her personal servant. Malicious and spiteful by nature, he is the perfect minion of the Witch, eager to dispense punishment and cruelty at her whim.

Description: Forced into hiding for centuries by the relentless advance of the Telmarines, the Minotaurs and their Narnian brethren have been biding their time, waiting for the chance to emerge from myth and shadow and take back their land. Now - united in arms under the banner of Prince Caspian, their hour has come! Leading the charge into battle, the Minotaurs fight for justice, freedom and to reinstate the rightful heir to the throne of Narnia. Designed as a high end collectible by Weta artist Stephen Crowe, who also designed armour and weaponry for the film, the Minotaur bust from Disney's The Chronicles Of Narnia: Prince Caspian was sculpted by Weta veteran Jamie Beswarick, and exudes power and determination, a superb follow-up piece to the energetic Warrior Satyr statue already announced. Available in a STRICTLY LIMITED EDITION OF 350 World Wide.

Description: The Warrior Satyr makes a formidable adversary as he throws himself into combat, his spear as much a symbol of his undying commitment to all that is good in Narnia as it is a deadly tool expertly wielded by this brave woodland creature. Perfectly captured amid reckless abandon and his powerful movement expertly frozen in time, the Warrior Satyr makes a striking first piece in Weta's range of collectibles for Disney's The Chronicles Of Narnia: Prince Caspian. Sculpted by the Artists of Weta Workshop and now available for pre-order in a strictly limited edition of 300. Please note that the spear has a steel reinforcing rod through its centre to ensure strength and stability.

Description: Prince Caspian In Battle! Prince Caspian, the rightful heir to the throne of Narnia, commits himself to battle, leading his fellow Narnians into combat. Astride his bay steed he charges, sword in hand, determined to depose the treacherous King Miraz and the oppressive Telmarines and at long last bring peace and prosperity to all Narnians. The third piece from Disney's The Chronicles Of Narnia: Prince Caspian emerges on the day of the World Premiere of the movie. Weta Concept Designer Paul Tobin designed this feature piece, with inspiration drawn from the works of Western artist Frederic Remington. It was then sculpted by Eden Small and Daniel Cockersell. This sculpture joins a long Weta tradition of much admired equestrian statues, and in an edition limited to ONLY 500 WORLDWIDE, Caspian and Steed is set to become immensely collectible.