Weta Workshop opened pre-orders for the Witch-king of Angmar statue from “The Lord of the Rings”

Translated with AI from the Russian original.

In 2027, the servant of Dark Lord Sauron and leader of the Nazgûl will once again appear before collectors, as Weta Workshop will release a 41-centimeter statue of the Witch-king of Angmar from the movie “The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King”.

Weta Workshop has opened pre-orders for a 1/6 scale statue of the Witch-king of Angmar based on the film “The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King”. It is currently available for purchase for $399 (33,086 rubles).

This collectible item from the Classic Series lineup captures the Witch-king at the peak of his power on the Pelennor Fields — facing an opponent who at first glance seems unworthy of his might. He advances slowly, with a clear and deliberate menace. His dominance over the battlefield appears absolute. The villain’s iconic helmet rises into a tall spire, topped with a crown of jagged spikes. Beneath it hides only shadow — an empty void where a face should be.

Tattered robes fall in heavy folds from his figure, the textured fabric frayed by time, while his shoulders and arms are clad in overlapping armor plates. With one hand in a spiked gauntlet, he grips a time-worn ancient sword. In the other, he holds the chain of his flail trailing to the ground, its massive ball studded with sharp spikes resting on the churned surface of the battlefield.

This statue was hand-sculpted by Brigitte Wuest, who is no stranger to crafting Ringwraith likenesses. Every surface has been rendered with painstaking care to convey the Witch-king’s ancient malice. The cold glint of his battle-worn armor contrasts with the deep matte darkness of his robes, while the dust of the Pelennor coats every frayed hem.

In creating the statue, the artist referenced original props and costumes, ensuring every detail remains faithful to the on-screen appearance, giving the piece exceptional presence and weight when displayed on a shelf.

Made of polystone and metal, the statue measures 41 cm in height, 33 cm in width, and 24.4 cm in depth, weighing 5.43 kg. Shipping of customer orders is expected to begin in the second quarter of 2027.

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