LEGO Lord of the Rings Barad-dûr set UK release, price and set details
A new set has dropped at LEGO HQ and we can only describe it as… precious.
This June, Lord of the Rings fans will be able to make all their oliphant-sized dreams come true, by picking up this brand-new LEGO set of Barad-dûr.
Made up of over 5,000 pieces, this set is a perfect emulation of the dark tower of Mordor, featuring dozens of details from Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings trilogy. From throne rooms and the Black Gate to a throne room containing the Palantír, this really is one set to rule them all.
Most distinctive of all is the summit, which features the glowing Eye of Sauron, forever watching and waiting for the one ring.
This set will be available in June and costs a whopping £400, but we think it would make the ultimate collector’s item and a perfect prop for your next Lord of the Rings marathon – available at Amazon Prime.
So, for all the details on this set, including how to buy it for yourself, read on – into the mouth of hell it is!
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This new Lord of the Rings set is on sale from Tuesday 4th June 2024. However, if you’re part of LEGO Insiders – LEGO’s membership scheme – then you can buy the set from 1st June.
If you buy the set between 1st and 7th June, you can get your set with a free LEGO The Lord of the Rings Fell Beast set – RRP £26.99.
This epic set comes with a predictably epic price, costing a whopping £399.99.
The Lord of the Rings trilogy proved that even the smallest lives can make the biggest impact on the world. However, that message doesn’t really apply here, as the Barad-dûr set measures in at over 32-inches high and 11-inches wide.
It contains every eerie detail of the dark tower of Mordor, from the Black Gate at the bottom to the Eye of Sauron on top. It includes interiors like a weapons forge, a throne room and a prison featuring an orc cage. Plus, the detail is incredible, with the throne room including a map of Middle Earth, the
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