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PRE-ORDER NOTES PLEASE READ!
This is a pre-order sale. The current shipping estimate from Weta is December 2025. Castle Kon will receive its pre-ordered amount 3 – 5 days after our distributor gets them in stock from Weta and we ship within a week of receiving the items.
“Available on Backorder” is the same thing as pre-order so do not worry 😀
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Wētā Workshop was intrinsically involved in the design and physical effects manufacture for all three films of The Lord of the Rings™ trilogy.
Wētā Workshop’s vast range of miniature statues reflects the attention to detail and level of care that’s put into their work, providing perfectly sized collectibles for easy display.
No triumph did he pause to savour, nor rest did he take, for the battle still raged.
His sharp gaze swept the tumult of the battlefield, seeking yet another foe to strike, another evil to vanquish. The cry of warriors and the clash of steel rang in his ears, but his mind was steady. With bow drawn and heart unwearied, Legolas continued his hunt, unerring and relentless, a shadow of doom upon the servants of darkness.
A moment of singular precision. A warrior at the height of his skill; having just felled a mighty mûmak™ single-handedly. Our artisans have captured this legendary instant in stunning miniature form, sculpting every detail with masterful precision.
From the tension in Legolas’ stance to the twisting form of his bow, each element is rendered with exquisite care, evoking the grace and deadly accuracy of the elven archer. Hand-painted and imbued with the spirit of Middle-earth, this collectible is a tribute to one of the most breathtaking of feats during the War of the Ring™.
For those who cherish the legend of Legolas, this piece is a must-have—an eternal reminder of elven prowess, courage, and unwavering resolve.
Features:
- Made primarily from polystone
- Legolas stands poised in battle, bow drawn, after felling a mûmak at the Pelennor Fields™
- Captures the fluidity and precision of elven combat, with an unmistakable sense of motion
- Digitally sculpted by Middle-earth veteran Gary Hunt
