Weta Workshop - The Lord of the Rings : Classic Series - King Théoden statue

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This evocative Classic Series sculpture captures that charged moment of decision, where the fate of the living outweighs that of the dead. Here, King Théoden appears in exquisite detail, poised mid-survey over the battlefield.

Our access to original props, costumes, and reference material lends authentic detail to this collectible. Théoden's sword, Herugrim, hangs heavy at his side, a temporary triumph weighed down its cost. His travelling garments, richly embroidered yet practical for the road, convey both his royal stature and the urgency of travel. A subtle lift in his cloak suggests the restless winds upon the plains, while his expression carries both fatigue and unyielding resolve. Together, these details ground the scene, both physically and emotionally.

Every element is purposefully combined to tell a story of leadership and the relentless pursuit for even the smallest chance of survival. Théoden is depicted not in glory, but in a harsher truth: danger cares nothing for ease or comfort. Yet, despite this burden, despite the odds, he remains unbroken.

A powerful addition to the Classic Series, King Théoden embodies the human heart of Middle-earth: courage in despair, and the resolve to move forward.

Upon the wind-swept plains of Rohan™, Théoden weighs the cost of survival: His people must reach safety. The Warg-riders™ are repelled, but not without cost. His already dwindling ranks are further reduced. Time is against them and indecision means death. The king gives his command: “Get the wounded on horses; the wolves of Isengard will return. Leave the dead.” 

Product Dimensions

7.87" x 12.80" x 7.87"  (W x H x D) 20 cm x 32.5 cm x 20 cm

• 1:6 scale;
• Made primarily from polystone;
• Immaculately detailed with unique references to the on-screen props and costume;
• Depicts King Théoden on his way to Helm’s Deep as seen in The Two Towers;
• Digitally sculpted by Wētā Workshop artist Daniel Holland.