LEGO LORD OF THE RINGS AMAZON SERIES

A few key figures, a few landscape elements, and (unlike the mentioned set) quite a beautiful build. Think of it as the Expecto Patronum set (75945). While this isnвЂ™t exactly a starting point for a build of Middle Earth, I think itвЂ™s a nice detail to have. Next in line is Leonard von Wolcker with the memorable scene with Arwen, Ringwraiths, and the river. You can find more images of this MOC in PaulвЂ™s Flickr page. And having Sam, Merry and Pippin hiding is a beautiful little detail.

IвЂ™ll admit, including all the main characters of the theme in one set may not be so good for marketing and sales, but even if you stick to the figures in the official set (Elrond, Arwen, Frodo and Gimli), the atmosphere he created is so much better than the 242-piece set we got from LEGO. Now, I know that thereвЂ™s already an official set with the same name, but letвЂ™s face it, Paul did a much better job here. First, we have the Council of Elrond by Paul Trach. These, like the Skylines, have the potential to be turned into relatively affordable sets. Detailed images can be found both on his social media pages and on Eurobricks. The third consists of Minas Tirith, the Black Gate, Barad-dur, the Tower of Cirith Ungol and Mount Doom. The second one has Edoras, Fangorn Forest, Isengard, the Dead Marshes, and HelmвЂ™s Deep. The first one features the Shire, Bree, Weathertop, Ford of Bruinen, Rivendell, Moria (which is behind Rivendell), the Doors of Durin, and the Gates of Argonath. Like Matteo, he also displays his creations on both Flickr and Instagram, and sells the instructions on Rebrickable.Д«en separated the three films and designed a skyline for each. The next one on the Skylines list is Ben, or benbuildslego. His MOCs are definitely worth checking out, with Skylines from the Lord of the Rings to Harry Potter, Avengers to Indiana Jones, and many, many other cool designs.

I found him through Flickr, but he also has an Instagram page and sells the instructions of his creations on Rebrickable.

LEGO LORD OF THE RINGS AMAZON SERIES

Remember the Skyline series of the LEGO Architecture theme? Well, here are a few Middle Earth Skylines for you. I thought IвЂ™d start with something more general, and relatively smaller in scale. There are a number of beautiful the Lord of the Rings MOCs out there. Of course, when it comes to LEGO, youвЂ™re never limited by the sets. But why is the Lord of the Rings different? Does it not have a huge fan base as well? I doubt that. Do you know the first entry I saw? вЂњNo.вЂќ It was from a Reddit user, and it went on like this: вЂњIf LEGO sees a market for new LOTR or Harry Potter sets, they will release new sets.вЂќ Since we all know Harry Potter sets are being released almost every year now, they probably see the market for them. But I got curious, and I asked Google if LEGO will make more the Lord of the Rings sets. So why didnвЂ™t they do the same thing for the Lord of the Rings? If itвЂ™s a matter of copyright, fine, then thereвЂ™s not much to say. I think itвЂ™s safe to say that in a few years, weвЂ™ll have every version of Harry, Ron and Hermione from the films вЂ“ if we donвЂ™t already! Images from Brickset and Bricklink Different characters were added each time, and existing ones got more detail. I mean, look at the first Harry Potter minifigures for goodnessвЂ™ sake! Could they BE any more primitive? Still, LEGO kept making more sets, more minifigures, and every minifigure was better than the ones before. The minute after the last film ended, I found myself thinking about the Harry Potter books, and how LEGO continued to make more sets and minifigures on them. LEGO Harry Potter and The Lord of the Rings The Battle of HelmвЂ™s Deep (set 9474), or The Tower of Orthanc (set 10237) are much more suitable as starter kits.Д«ut before we get into all that, thereвЂ™s something else I want to talk about. Sure, we have Gandalf with his cart, which is nice, and a horrifying Shelob build, but neither give the sense of place. Of these 12, only a handful of them, in my opinion, are enough to start creating your own Middle Earth. However, if you take out the polybags, which donвЂ™t really add much save the minifigures, we are left with 12. According to Bricklink, there are 15 LotR sets. To be honest, after re-watching the movies, the first thing that came to my mind is how little love The Lord of the Rings got from LEGO. So, I decided to get back in the writing game and share my thoughts with you. I realized I donвЂ™t know much about the LEGO The Lord of the Rings sets, and even less about the beautiful MOCs fans make. After about 12 hours of Hobbits and wizards and elves, I started thinking about another favorite pastime of mine: LEGO. The Lord of the Rings were on top of that list. Click on the image for the detailed video.ДЄll these lockdowns and curfews and social distancing lead me to re-watching some of my favorite movies.

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