Hobbiton (in Matamata, NZ) has been retained & restored and I highly recommend a visit if you're in the area. After a day visiting all the Hobbit-holes, it was very relaxing to sit in The Green Dragon Inn with a pint of traditional ale. They could also design the Jedi Archives and include Tera Sinube and Jocasta Nu (so we can re-enact the Grand Inquisitor fighting her in the library), and I would also want at least Gungi (since they could theoretically reuse him for Bad Batch sets)]] Dimensions – The set measures over 39 cm (15 in.) high, 75 cm (29.5 in.) wide and 50 cm (19.5 in.) deep and splits into 3 sections: the tower, the council ring and the gazebo with river and bridge You should be able to use a spare 2x16 plate to help you line them up properly - still tedious but at least with a system you won't have to rely on eye alone.

LEGO Icons The Lord of The Rings: Rivendell 10316 Building LEGO Icons The Lord of The Rings: Rivendell 10316 Building

I wonder how deep it is when connected. I have no idea if this will fit on my shelf or not... it looks pretty big" so let me think about what to sell next to get the money fo this set.... my car? my dvd or record collection? some LEGO sets?To return your product, you should mail your product to: My Hobbies Pty Ltd, 20 Grove St , Eastwood NSW 2122, Australia hmmmmm...... this set is..... not an usual LEGO set.... this is an artwork! never seen so many fanstic details, the floor, the tower with all those gray minifigures, the ROOF!!!!!! and most of all - the pavillon! Subjectively, the set kind of looks like it's not minifig scale... It looks to me like it was designed for Belville figs or those large Technic figures. It seems, unnatural and too big for minifigs... It still is a piece of beauty, though.

THE LORD OF THE RINGS: RIVENDELL™ 10316 - LEGO

As you can tell, this is also a Build Together LEGO set, which means that you could share this build with up to 2 other people, and I built it over the course of a few nights together with my wife, while re-watching the extended editions of the movies of course. The model looks stunning from the front and extensive detail continues around both sides. Elven buildings often forego solid walls in favour of slender columns, flooding the interiors with natural light. That distinctive architecture is immediately recognisable here and I like the archways along the ground floor in particular. Akin to the Hobbits benefitting from the dual-moulded legs developed after they last appeared in minifigure form, Gandalf the Grey includes a modern dress piece to recreate his robes, greatly improving upon the prior minifigure. The decoration across the torso and dress element matches his original garb and the reverse also displays some creasing, despite usually being covered.The momentous Council of Elrond takes place in the courtyard outside Elrond's chambers, with an enormous tree overlooking the scene. The setting is immediately recognisable here and the use of colour is brilliant, as the gathered chairs are the only medium nougat features anywhere outside, ensuring their clear visibility.

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Another desk includes a map covering the whole of Middle-earth, albeit with some geographical compromises. The foothills of the Shire are well-positioned and Rivendell looks good, but Minas Tirith has been transplanted along the White Mountains and Isengard has seemingly supplanted Barad-dûr in Mordor! I understand moving the icons around on such a small map, but Isengard's position seems like an error. The LEGO Group, in partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products, today announced the much-anticipated LEGO Icons The Lord of the Rings: Rivendell set" Frodo recovers from his injury in the bedroom upstairs, where he also receives Sting and Bilbo's mithril shirt shortly afterwards. Although the interior area is limited because of the steep roof, the wooden bed and bright green ottoman look splendid. Moreover, a chest is included and contains Bilbo's famous equipment, ready to pass to his nephew. Each statue includes an identical torso and double-sided head, offering subtle variation between figures, as some feature a gentle smile and others appear more severe. These statues actually adorn the base of a ruined tower in the film, situated between the council courtyard and another tower that remains standing. Combining those towers into one was definitely a good decision for the LEGO model. I feel like even only 15 figures would be pushing the limit of LEGO Star Wars a little bit, but yeah, I agree with your selections! I definitely just want a modern Plo Koon. Also forgot about the Temple Guards, definitely would want at least 2.

Gandalf, Gimli and Frodo, I don't have strong feelings about either way; their changes don't feel either better or worse to me.

LEGO® Rivendell Display Case (10316) - BOXXCO LEGO® Rivendell Display Case (10316) - BOXXCO

My initial reaction is that I like the design of the set. Happy to see the return of the theme. The set has a nice selection of minifigures and tons of intricate detailing. The columns appear fragile, although some are surreptitiously reinforced using 1x1 round plates with bars, which connect them to the walls. A dark blue banner hangs behind the columns and resembles several from the films, featuring silver stars. Perhaps a couple more could have been included to balance the interior. Go look at prices and similar piece counts/elements/licensed/etc. from past Lego sets and use an inflation calculator. Lego here did the right thing and made it a fair price. " The set was provided for review by LEGO. All opinions expressed are those of the author. Box and ContentsThe river underneath is primarily constructed with trans-light blue tiles, covering teal plates. This colour combination yields a vibrant blue, which certainly suits Rivendell's clear waters. The white foam looks lovely as well, bubbling with particular ferocity under the waterfalls. Plants surround the stream and include the new fern element, 34 of which are scattered throughout the set. Give as a gift – This set makes a thoughtful gift for film-lovers and fans of The Lord of the Rings™, who will love immersing themselves in Rivendell™