"I can't exactly tell you how many parts are in the model, but I ordered about 25,000, and the same amount of parts came from my own stock," Kevin Walter told Ars. "My final guess is more than 50,000.

Tolkien’s dark towers have long been a popular model for creative Lego builders to emulate (hell, Lego put a pretty decent one of their own out a few years ago) – but this brilliant micro-scaled model ...

Made up of 5471 pieces, this makes for a detailed replica of Sauron's signature fortress, where his giant, fearsome orange eye rests on top. Position it so it the Eye of Sauron can gaze at any who ...

Barad-dûr requires three different instruction manuals, which come together to form roughly the size of a The Lord of the Rings book—and that should give you some idea about the magnitude of this ...

The Lord of the Rings: Barad-Dûr LEGO set comes to us from LEGO and Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products, and is thus based on the epic The Lord of the Rings trilogy of movies. A release ...

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Meat is back on the menu as LEGO embarks on an epic journey to Middle-earth once again with a new with The Lord of the Rings set. Mordor is calling as the infamous Eye of Sauron and Barad-dûr seeks ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook The Barad-Dur set can roughly be divided into four parts – a massive base that uses nearly half of ...

A group of 15 people from five countries set out to re-create Tolkien's world with Lego bricks, and one man had the intense challenge of building Barad-dûr. This is how he did it. "I can't exactly ...

Sauron, as we know, is able to shift into many forms. But could his LEGO form be the ultimate version of him? You decide as we dive deep into everything we know about LEGO Icons The Lord of the Rings: ...

Underlying much of Tolkien’s writings, especially in his The Lord of the Rings trilogy, is a deeply embedded theme of technology versus nature. In Tolkien’s eye, the oily, smoking march of technology, ...