Prime 1 Studio presents The Dark Lord Sauron in 1:3 scale with their Museum Masterline statue from The Lord of The Rings.
Sideshow and Prime 1 Studio have unveiled the 1:3 scale Museum Masterline statue of The Dark Lord Sauron from Peter Jackson’s The Lord of the Rings trilogy. This collectible is now available for pre-order at a price of $1,905; check it out here...
J.R.R. Tolkien’s epic work, The Lord of the Rings, was transformed into a remarkable film trilogy. Now, from this iconic fantasy saga, Sauron emerges in the Museum Masterline collection! Five years after the introduction of the 1:4 scale statue, the Dark Lord is now represented in a commanding 1:3 scale. Towering at 117 cm, this striking Sauron statue captures both the fear and grandeur of ultimate evil. Every detail of his stance, the tension in his form, and the equilibrium of power and poise have been intricately crafted to produce a truly intimidating and awe-inspiring presence.
His formidable armor features sharp edges and detailed engravings, while the forged steel chainmail is woven with meticulous care. The fabric cloak, poised as if in motion, adds realism and dynamism. Each component of his battle attire is rendered with exceptional detail and color fidelity. The giant mace, capable of crushing both men and elves, alongside The One Ring, his emblematic symbol of dominion, have been faithfully recreated, each radiating the ominous presence of the Dark Lord.
The custom-designed base incorporates elements from Dagorlad, Mount Doom, and Barad-dûr, the very realms embedded in Sauron’s dark legacy. Scattered skulls, fractured terrain, and stronghold-like walls animate the battlefield. LED lighting within The Eye of Sauron and the molten magma emanates a haunting red glow, evoking a scene of utter despair.
This 1:3 scale masterpiece embodies the terror and majesty of the Dark Lord, making it an essential addition for any “Middle-earth” or fantasy collection. Don’t miss the opportunity to include the Dark Lord in your Lord of the Rings collectibles display today!
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