The Lonely Mountain LEGO build features 866 pieces of straight fire bricks, none more significant than Smaug, the giant dragon that Bilbo had to outwit.
Looking for a Lord of the Rings LEGO set featuring an impressive, near absurd dragon? Look no further. LEGO THE HOBBIT THE LONELY MOUNTAIN 79018 Related LEGO Sets: LEGO The Hobbit Dol Guldur Ambush 79011 4. Going for roughly a third of the cost of the Battle of Helm’s Deep set, this one is a good investment. There’s something that’s just utterly satisfying about building what feels like a partial castle as you set up an army to defend itself from the most despicable army invaders that Tolkien could imagine in the Uruk-hai.ĭid I mention that a Gandalf minifig comes with this one? As if you needed another reason. In my humble opinion, LEGO knew exactly what they were doing when it came to these sets.
The Dol Guldur Battle set is 797 pieces, almost all of which is dedicated to the fortress. LEGO LORD OF THE RINGS THE HOBBIT DOL GULDUR BATTLE 79014Īnother LEGO Battle scene from Lord of the Rings? Sign me up. Really nice decorating and dark wizard accents all the way around. Even Darth Vader would have to admit he’s impressed with what Saruman did with the place. If you’re like me, you’re having a hard time not pulling the trigger and dropping several hundred dollars on this giant Lord of the Rings Tower. Not to mention all of the various pieces you’ll build into each floor of the Tower itself. Not only do you get the bad man Saruman himself, you also get Gandalf, Grima Wormtongue, a giant Eagle, the Orc Pit master and a Uruk-hai. The LEGO Tower of Orthanc has 6 detailed floors, all leading up to Saruman’s throne room. Maybe that statement is actually just, “I’m a huge Tolkein nerd” but that’s okay, isn’t it? Coming in just over 2 feet tall, this thing stands at 28” and makes a statement. The staggering 2,359 piece is the largest in the entire Lord of the Rings LEGO collection, and is just about the coolest LEGO tower you can find anywhere. The Tower of Orthanc, in all of its beauty. LEGO LORD OF THE RINGS TOWER OF ORTHANC 10237 1,368 pieces in total, and the final set looks absolutely incredible. If you’re anything of a skilled builder, this one should take you right around 4 hours to complete. There’s even a ladder, just like one that the Orc army flung against the wall in an effort to break through. Aragorn, Gilmi and other minifig are included. The fortress itself is obviously the best part of this set. Remember when King Theoden thought the fortress wouldn’t fall? If it weren’t for the late arrival of Gandalf and Erkenbrand, Aragorn and all the good guys would have certainly been destroyed. You can’t really go wrong with either of the two, but Helm’s Deep just felt a little bit more fun. Admittedly, I debated between this and the Tower of Orthanc for the crown of the best LOTR LEGO build, but while this one was almost 1,000 pieces smaller than the Tower, it just spoke to me. LEGO LORD OF THE RINGS THE BATTLE OF HELM’S DEEP 9474įeast your eyes on the LEGO Battle of Helm’s Deep, the most impressive Lord of the Rings LEGO set that was ever produced. Always keep in mind though, one does not simply walk into Mordor. With no further adieu, I give you The 25 Best LEGO Lord of the Rings sets. Since they’re no longer being produced, you’ll pay more than retail (sometimes a lot more) to take one home. All the memories.ĭo yourself a favor and grab one of these sets. Who wouldn’t want to recreate the Battle of Helm’s Deep? There’s a lot to love with the LOTR franchise. Nice return on investment there Peter Jackson!Īnyways, LEGO obviously gave this franchise the attention it deserved, releasing more than a few epic sets. Collectively, the three films netted nearly $3 billion dollars at the box office, a rather impressive haul considering the budget for the Fellowship of the was a mere $92 million. Solid investment by the way.īack in the early 2000’s, the Lord of the Rings franchise was a cultural phenomenon.
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Luckily, The Fellowship of the Ring was available on YouTube TV but I did have to shell out $3 via Amazon Prime to rent each of The Two Towers and The Return of the King. Recently, I carved out some time to rewatch the Lord of the Rings trilogy.
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