Lord Of The Rings BDS Art Scale Statue 1/10 Pippin 12 cm

After accidentally dropping the skeleton of a Dwarf warrior into a pit inside Balin's tomb-mausoleum in the underground complex of Moria and making a legion of Orcs aware of his presence and that of his allies in the group called The Fellowship of the Ring, the clumsy Hobbit with his face on display explicit fear, he firmly grips his sword of the West with both hands, preparing for the impending battle with the grotesque creatures of Middle Earth that lead a monstrous Troll to attack his group. Wearing his typical hobbit clothes with shirt, jacket, cloak and knee-length shorts, which reproduce every detail and facial features of the actor Billy Boyd, on a pedestal representing the petrified floors of the Mines of Moria, Iron Studios brings the statue "Pippin - BDS - The Lord of the Rings - Artistic Scale 1/10", part of a diorama set that replicates the emblematic battle depicted in the film "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring", adapted into a film by Peter Jackson in 2001. Peregrin Tûk, better known as "Pippin", is one of the youngest Hobbits of the Shire, cousin and one of Merry Brandybuck and Frodo Baggins's dearest friends. Fiery and curious, and many sometimes even a fool, playful and childish, but always loyal and willing to help his friends, promising to do so protect Frodo with his life during his quest, alongside Merry he joined the group of the Fellowship of the Ring faces the underground dangers of the Mines of Moria during his quest. Made of polystone *(may contain resin, polystone, PVC, metal and fabric parts) Dimensions: 12x9x7 cm