LEGO Lord of the Rings Hobbit The Battle of Helm's Deep (9474)

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He makes his only appearance here, granting the Orc Forge a special connection to the Fellowship of the Ring movie. The only downside is that there is no solid base, which means the pieces are unconnected and can easily be lost. Includes 8 minifigures: Aragorn, Gimli, Haldir, King Théoden, Berserker Uruk-hai and 3 Uruk-hai Weapons include swords, double-bladed axe, single-bladed axe, bow, shield, sword and Uruk-hai weapons Helm's Deep fortress features outer ring, tower with horn, opening main gate, exploding wall, side door attack function, catapult Also includes siege ladder, bomb, and horse Launch a surprise attack from the hidden door!

Play as Aragorn™, Legolas, Gimli™ and the people of Rohan, or side with the evil Uruk-hai™ Army of Isengard as you battle it out for control of the mighty fortress of the Hornburg at Helm’s Deep!It's small enough that it won't take up much room on your shelf while still representing your love of Lord of the Rings. My collection has more unprinted colors: If you're willing to remove prints (I know, I'm a psychopath), there is a total of 25 monochrome pieces to collect. The battle begins once the Uruk host of 10,000 has formed fully in front of the castle - an accidental bow shot by an old man named Aldor kills an Uruk at the front, followed by a volley of arrows from all defenders once the Uruks begin to charge forward.

You can dive into it, come up with a strategy and figure out the best use of the special skills of your figures.

There are also frequently asked questions, a product rating and feedback from users to enable you to optimally use your product. Not only are all the minifigures unique to this set, but it's the only one in which Shelob makes a direct appearance - she isn't even referenced in other sets. Keep up to date with all the latest from Life In Brick’s videos by heading over to our YouTube Channel and subscribing. The only actual set piece in this Lego set, however, is the outcropping that Gollum can hide out in. After being freed by Gandalf from Gríma Wormtongue's influence, Théoden rode for the Fords of Isen where Erkenbrand was battling Saruman's Orcs.

One of the things that got me out of my Dark Ages, was a documentary on LEGO, filmed around the time The LEGO Group was coming out it's Dark Ages itself.The only tower that both Tolkien and the films agreed on as one of the Two Towers, the Tower of Orthanc finds its place in Lego history.