Lord of the Rings Statue of The Fellowship of the Ring, 1/6 scale size approx.110cm. Official product in limited edition of 389 pieces by Weta.

This Masters Collection piece captures the Fellowship at a defining moment in their journey, as they ascend a shattered staircase deep within the halls of Moria. Surrounded by the ruined grandeur of a once-great Dwarven kingdom, they are no longer just a group of individuals bound by duty. Their unity has been forged in shadow and tested by fire. Here, they are whole.

Every member of the Fellowship is brought to life with profound care and artistry. Legolas scouts ahead, light of step and ever watchful. Gandalf leads, steady and reassuring, guiding Frodo with a quiet strength. Merry and Pippin remain curious and close, their spirits not yet dulled by the dark. Gimli climbs with solemn reverence, the weight of his people’s loss etched into his stance. Boromir lends his strength to help Sam, a quiet gesture of compassion and character. And at the rear, Aragorn watches over them all, protector and shepherd of this fragile hope.

Below, in the shadows, creeps Gollum. Wretched, broken, and consumed. His presence lingers, subtle yet potent, a whispered warning of the burden still to come.  

FEATURES :

• Limited Edition of 389;
• 1:6 scale statue;
• Made Primarily from polystone;
• Depicts the Fellowship ascending a broken stairway within Moria, a key moment of unity and resolve, including 12 characters, and 1 dynamic 360°environment;
• Each member of the Fellowship is captured in a moment of reflection, vigilance, or support - telling their story without a single word;
• Can be displayed with or without the fallen dwarf and goblin, depending on the story you want to display;
• The crumbling Dwarven architecture, ancient stone, and fractured stairway evoke the weight and ruin of Moria; Characters sculpted by Bawal Saggi, Gary Hunt, Mauro Santini, Jorgelina Yeme, Jason Zhang, Simon Rose, Daniel Holland, Zhaohui Gong, Peter van Omen, and Richard Taylor;
• Environment sculpted by Shaun Bolton and Tagish Carey.