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Weta - MERIADOC "MERRY" BRANDYBUCK 1/6 - Lord of the Rings - Second-hand
copy of Weta - Rohan Royal Guard 1/4 helmet - Lord of the Rings - Second-hand
Weta - WITCH KING OF ANGMAR IN TRUE FORM (Twilight Witch King) 1/6 - Lord of the Rings - Secondhand
Weta - Bust Boromir, Son of Denethor 1/4 - Lord of the Rings - Second-hand
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Weta - Legolas, Hunter of the Plains (Classic Series) - The Lord of the Rings statuette 1/6
The Lord of the Rings statuette Masters Collection - The Fellowship of the Ring Limited Edition 1/6
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Weta Statue Vinyl The Hobbit figurine Mini Epics Thorin Oakenshield Limited Edition - Ecu de Chêne.
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Weta Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 - Celestine the Living Saint Limited Edition 1/6
Founded in New Zealand, Weta Workshop is first and foremost a special effects and design studio, which has contributed to the visual creation of cult films such as The Lord of the Rings, The Hobbit, Avatar and District 9. Building on this cinematic expertise, Weta also offers a wide range of collectible statues and figurines for fantasy and film enthusiasts.
Weta statues are renowned for their exceptional artistic quality, inherited directly from the design work for the films. Each piece is sculpted with meticulous care to capture the richness of the universes represented.
Their catalog features in particular:
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The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit: statues and busts faithful to the characters, creatures and settings emblematic of Middle-earth.
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Cinematic universes: Avatar, District 9, King Kong and other landmark productions.
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Original creations: artistic ranges developed in-house by Weta sculptors and designers.
Weta creations are distinguished by :
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a variety of scales (1/6, 1/10, miniatures) to suit all collectors,
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premium finishes and realistic paintwork,
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limited editions, making them highly sought-after pieces.
Choosing Weta Workshop means acquiring official statues designed by the same artists who have shaped cult cinematic universes, true works of art to be displayed.