Come little Shire folk, these rare and wondrous treasures come from the far off land of Middle-earth, where elves gather in the woods, dwarves mine deep underground, and humans collect and gather toys and figures based on their favorite book and films.Lord of the Ringsfans have had plenty to be excited about, between a new tv show, new editions of the books, and more ways to display your love of the series.
LEGO Icons The Lord of The Rings: Rivendell
Diamond Select Toys The Lord of the Rings Gallery: Aragorn Statue
Some of the best collectibles you can pick up for The Lord of the Rings aren’t just ones that sit on a shelf. They work to expand and build upon J.R.R. Tolkien’s captivating world in ways that have multiple ways to enjoy them.
Best Lord Of The Rings Toys And Collectibles
Funko Pop! Lord of the Rings Legolas Collectible Figure
Son of the Elvenking Thranduil and hailing from the massive forest kingdom of Mirkwood, the Funko Pop! version of Legolas is modeled after his depiction from the films by Orlando Bloom. Legolas comes with his iconic bow and cloak woven by Galadriel herself.
Hailing from the forest kingdom of Mirkwood, Legolas Greenleaves is a valued member of the Fellowship, one of the nine companions who helped travel with Frodo in his quest to destroy The One Ring. Though he is unable to follow Frodo all the way to Mt. Doom, he joins with Gimli and Aragorn as part of the Three Hunters to track down the Uruk-hai party that had stolen the two Hobbits Merry and Pippin.
The Funko Pop! version of Legolas has a lot of finer points that Lord of the Rings fans will appreciate. Ready for action, Legolas has his Bow of the Galadhrim out and knocked just incase an orc or two is waiting to ambush him and his friends. This figure even pays close attention to the braids in Legolas' hair from the films, making it a fantastic addition to any fan’s collection.
McFarlane Toys - WB 100: Gandalf The Grey Figure
A great figure to display on a shelf or on your desk, this statue of Gandalf the Grey comes from McFarlane Toys which has a long history of great figures. You can choose how you want to display this figure too with a backdrop to change the scene.
One of five wizards who came to Middle-earth to help guide the peoples living there, Gandalf the Grey is the wise and kindly guide for both the Fellowship in Lord of the Rings and Thorin’s Company in The Hobbit. Posed with his mystical staff stretched out and cloaked in robes befitting his title of Grey, this Gandalf statue strikes an imposing form against your other collectibles.
This statue comes with a stand to display him on, a bit of a grassy patch next to a rock with the Lord of the Rings logo embedded into the earth. It also comes with a backdrop image you may pose Gandalf in front of. The backdrop depicts the Mines of Moria, cast in a red glow by the shadowed form of the nameless Balrog that Gandalf battles in the film.
Weta Workshop The Lord of The Rings Mini Epics: Eowyn Vinyl Figure
From Weta Workshop comes a new take on one of the best characters from Lord of the Rings, Eowyn, shieldmaiden of Rohan and the only mortal who was able to kill the Witch-king of Angmar. This vinyl figure is stylized to be a unique additon to your collection.
Niece to the King of Rohan and the shieldmaiden who single-handedly defeated both the Witch-king of Angmar and the Nazgul-bird that he rode, Eowyn makes a great statue to pick up for any Lord of the Rings fan. This figure depicts Eowyn in here battle armor, with hauberk, sword, and cloak, her helmet already discarded as she fights.
The stylized figure of Eowyn from Weta Workshop appears to be posed as if she’s fighting something much larger than her, perhaps inspired by her fight with the imposing Witch-king himself. This Eowyn statue is part of a larger collection from Weta Workshop, giving you a chance to show off your favorite characters all together.
The Noble Collection The Lord of The Rings The One Ring
There is just One Ring to rule them all, and it can finally be yours, all yours and no one else’s. This recreation of the One Ring in engraved with the Tengwar script that normally only appears when the Ring is enveloped in fire, on display for all to see.
Every Lord of the Rings fan should have their own collectible of The One Ring itself. Forged in the fires of Mt. Doom by Sauron himself, the One Ring became the conduit for all his power, and the cause of his downfall through his hubris. This collectible also comes with a chain necklace, letting you carry the burden to your heart’s content, or to hang it on any of your other figures or statues.
Though the ring-inscription is normally hidden, only seen when plunging the ring into fire, the Black Speech that enshrines Sauron’s power and influence over the people of Middle-earth is engraved in the Ring for all to see. While you (probably) won’t be ruling over the people of Middle-earth with this ring, it makes a great display piece for your collection.
There are few places in Middle-earth more serene and peaceful than the Elven outpost of Rivendell, founded by Elrond as a refuge from Sauron and his forces. This LEGO set has more than 6,000 pieces and tons of little details to enjoy.
If you’re a serious Lord of the Rings fan then the Lego Icons The Lord of the Rings: Rivendell set is an amazing centerpiece for your collection. There are more than 6,000 pieces in this set, along with 15 minifigs of the Fellowship, including Frodo, Aragorn, Legolas, Gandalf, Samwise, and more.
There is so much detail in this set that it can be a little overwhelming, but the Rivendell kit can also be split apart to make it easier to display. Together, the full set is 15 inches tall and 28.5 inches wide, making it an amazing centerpiece for your Lord of the Rings display.
Ready to attack his foes and defend his friends, this PVC statue of Aragorn is here to guard your collectibles with honor. This 10-inch figure is a great way to show off your Lord of the Rings love in detail, looking great on a bookshelf or on your desk.
Proudly standing above the rest of your collection is this Aragorn PVC statue from Diamond Select Toys. This 10-inch statue depicts Aragorn in his Strider era, standing before a burning brazier, posed to take his enemies head on.
The scene that this statue is inspired by comes from the end of the Fellowship of the Ring, where Aragorn is fighting against waves of Uruk‐Hai shortly after the death of Boromir to the bow of Lurtz. You can see the Boromir’s bracers on Aragorn’s hands and arms, with the White Tree of Gondor etched on them.
FAQ
What to buy someone who likes The Lord of the Rings?
Try and sneak a peek at what they already have in their collection if you can, but if you can’t, a fancy copy of the books is a safe bet, as well as any board games that they can share with friends.
These books can be read independent of each other, so you can enjoy them in any order. Chronologically, The Hobbit takes place 60 years prior to the events of The Lord of the Rings
Which version of The Lord of the Rings is better?
This all depends on your preferred medium and how much time you have to commit. If you enjoy reading, delve into the books, that’s the true story Tolkien intended to tell. If you don’t have as much time, tune into the films, which have both theatrical and directors cut versions to enjoy.
