Weta The Hobbit - Ringwraith of Forod 1/6 Scale Statue 50 cm
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Only 500 copies worldwide — and this piece is already in perfect condition, displayed and ready for your collection.
This is the real deal. The Ringwraith of Forod from Weta Workshop is one of the most coveted statues in The Hobbit line — a breathtaking 1/6 scale masterpiece, sculpted by the legendary Gary Hunt, cast in premium polystone and hand-painted to museum quality. This is piece #212 of only 500 ever made worldwide. Once they’re gone, they’re gone — and this piece will not come back.
Why this statue is exceptional
- 🌍 Worldwide edition of only 500 pieces — an extremely rare collectible
- 🎨 Hand-painted polystone — every detail hand-sculpted and finished
- 🏆 Sculpted by Gary Hunt — one of Weta Workshop’s most celebrated artists
- 📦 Displayed model in perfect condition — numbered #212/500
- 🎬 Officially licensed by The Lord of the Rings / The Hobbit franchise
Specifications
- Scale: 1/6
- Height: 50 cm
- Material: Polystone (resin)
- License: The Lord of the Rings / The Hobbit
- Edition size: Limited to 500 pieces worldwide
- Sculptor: Gary Hunt
- Reference: DEP-20-22157
- Weight: 10 kg
For the serious collector
Statues like this rarely appear on the secondhand market — and when they do, prices are significantly higher. This is your chance to add a true grail piece to your Middle-earth collection at a fair price. Display it proudly. It deserves the spotlight.
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