Eaglemoss Lord of the Rings Miniature Models / Issues

Isildur in Mount Doom
# 32
66 mm
Having shattered Narsil in the cutting of the Ring from Sauron's hand, Isildur now stands victorious inside Mount Doom contemplating the fate of the One Ring. Unknowingly, his decision will affect Middle-earth for ages to come.

Orc Overseer in Isengard
# 33
50 mm
This model depicts the Orc Overseer in Isengard. Seen in the Fellowship of the Ring, Saruman builds an army of Uruk-Hai Orcs, and they need an overseer.

Merry Brandybuck & Pippen Took
# 34
62 mm
Resting comfortably on the ruins of Isengard, Merry and Pippen enjoy a meal and some pipeweed obtained from the storehouses of Saruman, as they await the arrival of guests.

Uruk-Hai Berserker at Helm's Deep
# 35
62 mm
In a scene from the Two Towers, this Uruk-Hai Berserker runs for a bomb placed under the walls of Helms Deep. Despite the best efforts of Legolas to bring him down, this Berserker manages to get his duty done, putting in peril all the people of Rohan

Moria Orc
# 36
46 mm
This Moria Orc is modeled from the scene, in The Fellowship of the Ring, between the Chamber of Marzubal scene (Balins Tomb) and the epic confrontation at the Bridge of Khazad-Dum.

Gorbag at Cirith Ungol
# 37
56 mm
This model depicts Gorbag at the Pass of Cirith Ungol. You may remember him as the Orc who explains that Shelob doesn't kill her prey, she poisons them. He then proceeds to take the fallen Frodo to the Tower of Cirith Ungol.

Elven Warrior
# 38
72 mm In the prologue scene from Fellowship of the Ring, the High Elves are gathered with the men of Numenor in a Last Alliance to combat the forces of Sauron. This Elven Warrior stands ready with his sword to thwart the onslaught of Orcs under the command of Elrond.

Snaga
# 39
54 mm
This model represents Snaga from the opening scenes of The Two Towers. Snaga is hungry, and wonders where his next meal will come from. Hoping for a little nibble of Hobbit he eventually becomes firewood at the hands of Eomer and the Rohirrim. That'll teach him.

Gondorian Soldier
# 40
62 mm
In a scene from The Return of the King, this Gondorian Soldier looks up in horror and amazement to see a Nazgul on a Fell Beast. Trying to defend Osgiliath from further ruin by Orcs, this new enemy is beyond anything he can deal with.

Army of the Dead in the Cave of Erech
# 42
70 mm
Having entered the Paths of the Dead, Aragorn, Legolas, and Gimli, are now confronted with an other-worldly sight.....an Army of the Dead. Having broken their promise to defend Gondor in a previous age, they are somewhere between life and death. This model of the Army of the Dead is from The Return of the King.

King Theoden Possessed in Meduseld
# 43
60 mm
Having been under the influence of Wormtongue, and under the spell of Saruman, King Theoden is now a pawn sitting within his halls of Meduseld. Serving Saruman will by proxy, Theoden has become decrepit and incapable of exercising his own will. It is not until Gandalf, Aragorn, and Legolas arrive in Rohan that the spell can be broken.

Arwen
# 44
64 mm
Daughter of Elrond, Arwen is a princess in her own right. As an immortal elf she can live forever, but instead she chooses a path of greater grief, loving the mortal Aragorn. In this model she is seen in the Coronation dress from Return of the King.

Orc Lieutenant
# 45
74 mm
One of the more memorable Orcs from the trilogy is this guy. After all, not to many Orcs had skulls for hats. Taken from Return of the King, we see this Orc at the ports of Minas Tirith awaiting the Corsairs of Umbar. Imagine his surprise to see Aragorn, Legolas, and Gimli get off the boats instead....pirate scum.

Hama of Rohan at Edoras
# 46
64 mm
This model depicts Hama of Rohan before the doors of Meduseld. He is patiently disarming Gandalf, Legolas, and Aragorn so that they can have audience with King Theoden.

Shagrat at Cirith Ungol
# 47
67 mm
Frequently paired up with Gorbag is this orc, Shagrat. He is one of the garrison of Cirith Ungol as seen in The Return of the King.

Bilbo Baggins in the Shire
# 48
58 mm
Eleventy-one is pretty good if you're a Hobbit from the Shire. Bilbo Baggins is no exception. A massive party is under way beneath the Party Tree in Hobbiton. It is Bilbo's time to give a speech, standing on a barrel he delivers his words, how memorable it becomes as he quietly slips the Ring of Power on his finger and vanishes.

Orc Archer on the Pelennor Fields
# 49
59 mm
This Orc Archer from the Pelennor Fields is fairly memorable. How many orcs have his barber? Under command of Gothmog this orc archer fires into Minas Tiriths army hoping for victory.

Gil-Galad on the Dagorlad Plain
# 50
68 mm
As a member of the fighting force known as the Last Alliance, Gil-Galad fought Sauron and his armies before the Gates of Mordor in the battle that would mark the end of the Second Age (depicted in the prologue scenes of Fellowship of the Ring). He was a High Elf of both the Noldor and Sindarian races.

Galadriel Enchanted in Lothlorien
# 52
72 mm
Beautiful and powerful is Galadriel of Lothlorien. Here she is depicted in a scene from Fellowship of the Ring where the Ring of Power has been offered to her by Frodo. Her seeming transformation serves as a second warning to Frodo of the power the ring holds over people.

Wild Men in Isengard
# 53
62 mm
Saruman plans to destroy Rohan. To do this he enlists a horde of unsavory characters. Among them are the Wild Men. This Wild men in Isengard model depicts a scene from The Two Towers when Saruman instructs them burn Rohan to the ground.

Sam Gamgee & Rosie Cotten
# 54
50 mm
At the end of The Return of the King, we see Sam Gamgee and Rosie Cotton finally getting married. Not so shy anymore are ya' Sam. Sam goes on to become Mayor of Hobbiton

Mouth of Sauron at the Black Gates
# 55
82 mm
Cut from theatrical release, the Mouth of Sauron scene was perhaps just to intense for the general audience. Thankfully it was part of the extended version releases. Making his debut in The Return of the King, the Mouth of Sauron is the stuff of nightmares.

Prologue Elrond
# 56
58 mm
Prologue Elrond is modeled from the Fellowship of the Ring. Standing against Sauron and his minions as part of the Last Alliance on the Dagorlad Plains, Elrond battles the orcs for control of Middle-Earth.

Smeagol & Deagol
# 57
46 mm
In the opening scenes of The Return of the King we see two unassuming Hobbits fishing. They are Smeagol and Deagol. Deagol finds Ring. Smeagol wants Ring. Smeagol kills Deagol... takes Ring. Poor Deagol. Poor Smeagol. Shouldn't have done it...not its business.

Eowyn on the Pelennor Fields
# 58
62 mm
In what is probably the second most memorable scene from the movie trilogy, this model represents the epic fight between the Witch-King of Angmar and Eowyn of Rohan, who is disguised as Dernhelm. Eowyns desire to fight has brought her to the Pelennor Fields where she meets an enemy that should be beyond anyone's capacity to kill. What she gets done is no small thing.

Gamling at Edoras
# 59
66 mm
Gamling of Rohan is first brought to audiences in The Two Towers. While perhaps more memorable for his part in Helms Deep, he is depicted here as Gamling at Edoras.

Frodo Baggins & Gollum in Mount Doom
# 60
47 mm
Standing at the Cracks of Doom Frodo Baggins of the Shire has an epic decision to make. He has travelled so far with his trusted friend Sam Gamgee. They have taken on so much to be here. Still....maybe it was not what he wanted anymore. With the abyss before him, he waivers. The Quest stands upon the edge of a knife. Because even the wisest cannot foresee all ends, it is actually the appearance of Gollum that forces a conclusion to the epic journey.