After a long slumber, Lord of the Rings LEGO sets are back with a fiery vengeance, stirred from the shadows like a sleeping demon awoken by a Took’s tomfoolery. Just two months after The Shire had us celebrating, LEGO Icons 10367 The Lord of the Rings: Balrog Book Nook takes us back to Middle Earth. The set marks the debut of the fan-favorite Balrog in LEGO form and joins the growing list of brick-built book nooks, alongside Sherlock Holmes and Harry Potter. While you can fold it closed to slip between ancient tomes on your shelves, the set seems designed to display opened up to better appreciate the Balrog with its wings spread, flanked by Morgoth’s flames. LEGO Icons 10367 The Lord of the Rings: Balrog Book Nook contains 1,201 pieces and will be available on June 1 for
US $129.99 | CAN $TBD | UK £109.99. Will you be adding the Balrog to your shelves?
LEGO Icons 10367 The Lord of the Rings: Balrog Book Nook | 1,201 Pieces | Available June 1 for US $129.99 | CAN $TBD | UK £109.99
And here’s the official word from LEGO:
Recreate one of fantasy’s most iconic moments with the LEGO Icons The Lord of the Rings: Balrog Book Nook (10367) for adults 18+, which brings Gandalf’s legendary standoff against the Balrog on the Bridge of Khazad-dûm to life in stunning detail. This DIY building set is a versatile piece of room decor that places a window into Middle-Earth on your bookshelf. Slide the book nook in between novels as a nod to the fandom, or open it fully to showcase the entire battle. Set the scene with a Gandalf the Grey minifigure armed with staff and sword. He faces off against the imposing Balrog with its massive poseable wings and fiery whip. Both characters can be arranged in different poses to capture the perfect moment of confrontation. An included plaque bearing the famous quote, “You shall not pass!”, completes the scene. Makes a unique gift for Lord of the Rings collectors and series fans, who will appreciate the versatility of this fun and challenging build. Enhance your building experience with the LEGO Builder app’s interactive 3D instructions. Contains 1,201 pieces.
Tell me I’m not the only one that glanced at the article headline picture and wondered why the Balrog was peeing on Gandalf.
You are not the only one! And I’m wondering what justifies that price?
Tariffs? That price is insane.