Zardoz

Fantastic. TLC ought to give you a job as a designer right now. Your Minas tirith is exactly the size I am hoping TLC would make. Big but not that supersized a normal household couldn't afford a place for it. I can't say what I like most of it. Every single aspect of it seems perfect. Great job. Piece count and imagined price point?

I'm thinking about using the Mordor orcs as Moria orcs in Balins tomb. I have no trouble seeing Lurtz as a generic Uruk hai for the battle of Helms deep. Therefore I consider this set as an armybuilder. I also consider this set the weakest in the Lotr-line.

Nice work with the entrance to the caves. Exactly what i'm planning to do. I also like the rohan soldiers you created to make the rohans a little more of a rag tag army.

The second movie from the LOTR-game can now be seen on lego.com.

As a swede hungry for the lotr-lego I ordered The mines of Moria and Weathertop from Barnes & Noble. At frist everything seemed alright, my order were accepted and my money drawn. The next day I recieved an e- mail stating that B&N had withdrawn My order due to the facit that I live in Sweden. Didn't found any information about that during my registration and order process. Those Barnes&Noble aren't that noble to us swedes. I hope they treat you americans in a more noble way. Zardoz

Hi everyone! This is my first post here. I recentely came out of my dark age thanks to the LOTR-lego. Your green warriors of life really caught my attention but left my with some questions. 1. What is the three of life and why does it needs to be protected? 2. I´ve noticed some sort of green machinery in the back of the MOC. Is it supposed to be some weapon or idol? 3. How are you planning to use them? Wargaming? MOCing and showcasing? Just made for fun? Perhaps silly questions but it would be fun to here your thoughts. Zardoz