Asmus Toys presents the collectible figure of Thranduil, portrayed by Lee Pace, from The Hobbit.
In anticipation of the character's return in 2027's The Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum, Asmus Toys has officially revealed its sixth scale Thranduil figure, which draws inspiration from Lee Pace's portrayal of the Elvenking in Peter Jackson’s The Hobbit trilogy. This collectible is currently available for pre-order at a price of $320; check it out here…
Additionally, Sideshow and Asmus Collectible Toys are thrilled to introduce the Thranduil Sixth Scale Figure! This figure showcases an authentic and highly detailed likeness of actor Lee Pace from The Hobbit film series, along with multiple points of articulation and accessories. Don't miss your opportunity to add this Thranduil Sixth Scale Figure to your Hobbit collection today!
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