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Lord of the Rings Eomer on Firefoot 1/6 Statue 53 cm

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Lord of the Rings Statue of Eomer on Firefoot, 1/6 scale size approx.53cm. Official product by Weta.

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Reference
WETA02638
EAN
9420024726389
State
Product types
Made of
  • Resin
Scale
  • 1/6
Size in cm
  • 53
Description

Lord of the Rings Statue of Eomer on Firefoot, 1/6 scale size approx.53cm. Official product by Weta.

Nephew of ailing King Théoden of Rohan and captain of the Mark, Éomer was as loyal to his liege as the truest Rohirrim, but for questioning the orders of Gríma Wormtongue, the horse lord was banished. Taking his Éored, he rode from Edoras to make private war upon the Orcs that had invaded their realm, even as Théoden turned a blind eye.

In truth the fallen Wizard Saruman had gained influence over Rohan's king by sorcery. Upon the return of Gandalf Théoden was freed of Saruman's grip, but not before much of his country had been usurped or put to flame. As Saruman's legions marched upon them, the Rohirrim fled to the fortress of Helm's Deep to mount a last stand against the Wizard's hordes. Outnumbered and outmatched, the few defenders held as long as they could, but defeat loomed.

Then suddenly, as the first rays of sunlight crested the rise to the east, a great host of riders appeared, their spears gleaming in the radiance of the dawn. Led by Éomer upon his brave horse Firefoot, the Riders of Rohan streamed headlong down the scree slope, voices united in a mighty yell and swords held aloft. Like the coming of the tide they swept over the army of Isengard, saving their king, his people, and their realm.

Eomer is the latest addition to Weta Workshop's high-quality 1:6 scale Middle-earth line; a line that is made by the very same artists and technicians who work on our movies.

Product size: 40 x 53 x 22 cm

In an edition of just 750