Lord of the Rings Trilogy Mumak in Battle Miniature Statue

Lord of the Rings Trilogy Mumak in Battle Miniature Statue:

Wētā Workshop was intrinsically involved in the design and physical effects manufacture for all three films of The Lord of the Rings™ trilogy.

Wētā Workshop’s vast range of miniature statues reflects the attention to detail and level of care that’s put into their work, providing perfectly sized collectibles for easy display.

The mighty mûmakil, beasts of such towering stature that their legs seemed like the boles of ancient trees; their tusks like the roots of mountains torn from the earth.

Upon their broad backs were great howdahs of twisted vine and gnarled bone, bristling with archers and spearmen, vicious war banners snapping in the wind. Like living fortresses, they strode into battle—unstoppable and insurmountable—as the very ground itself trembled in their wake.

Making its mighty entrance into our range of miniature statues, the awe-inspiring mûmak looms large, despite its small stature. Crafted with unrelenting precision and deep reverence for the varied creatures of Middle-earth™, our artists have captured every detail: from the cracked leather of its hide to the twisted ropes straining in vain to harness its power.

Once a harbinger of terror on the Pelennor Fields™, where it trampled warriors and hope beneath its thunderous tread, this towering beast now takes its place among your collection. A tribute to the might of the Haradrim™ and a chilling reminder that Middle-earth’s doom does not ride solely on orcish backs or trollish fists.

Let the wild power of the South storm your shelf and leave no doubt that even the smallest statues can cast the longest shadows.

Features:
Made primarily from polystone
Depicts the mighty mûmak, as seen in The Return of the King
Captures the imposing presence of the mûmakil, whilst perfectly sized for any display
Digitally sculpted by Jared Haley, with additional sculpting by Mauro Santini.

"Our authentic prop replicas and collectibles are designed by the very same artists who have worked on the three films."