Lego Ring King Barad-Dûr enjoys £60 discount on Amazon UK today
Rather than reaching Mordor, it is better to make it the coolest by building Lego Lord of Rings Model in Barad-Dûr, the central base of Sauron Amazon Spring Trading Day Sale.
Lego idol “Lord of the Rings: barad-dûr model”
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Consisting of 5471 pieces, this is a detailed replica of Sauron’s iconic fortress, with his huge, terrifying orange eyes placed on it. Place it so that its eyes can stare at anyone entering the room, whether it’s a elves, a hobbit, your aunt Sheryl or the puppy you and your partner just bought.
The price of £339.99 is not just the transparent black and grey tower either. When you put this LEGOland beast together, you will also assemble various detailed features in this stronghold – like the Throne Room, suitable for the dark master, weapon room, forging, and even prison.
To fill this epic brick, the Barad-dûr-type Lego set also includes the ten small symbols of the Lord of the Rings. These include favorite characters such as Frodo, Sam, Gollum, Gothmog, Sauron’s mouth, and even Orcs. Sauron himself even has an iconic black armor, with additional accessories such as a helmet, his mace, Elendir’s light and a ring.
Lego Idol is Lord of the Rings: Livdel
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Legobrick Blackhead – Gandalf Grey and Barrog
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LEGOBRIK Blackhead – Frodo & Gollum
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For those looking to expand the LEGO souvenirs of the Earth souvenirs in the Middle East, Amazon’s spring sale also discounted the scenic Rivendell package by £64.50, which contains the epitome of its own special features and a favorite character.
Although not available at the time of writing, Amazon also sells two Lego sets: one from Gandalf the Gray & the Balrog for £35.77, while Frodo & Gollum is available for £25.99. If you want your Lord of the Rings LEGO collection to focus more on characters, these can all provide great additions.
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