The new Lego Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter set is a unique bookshelves decoration

Lego cannot choose a better reference to use in The Lord of the Rings: Book. The 1,201-piece set features a constructable Balrog character with the slogan read: “You won't get through.” This honors the conversation between Gandalf, represented as a LEGO miniature, in Balrog in the film's adaptation of the Ring Fellowship. In JRR Tolkien's novel, the exchange is the wording “can't pass” rather than “not pass”.

Lego's new book character display model can be displayed in many different ways. After building the frame that houses Balrog and Gandalf, you can close it like a book, as shown above, and wedge between the two Lord of the Rings books on your bookshelf. Every time you watch it, Balrog reminds you that you should probably read the Hobbit before The Lord of the Rings.

For big readers with numerous copies of The Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit, this LEGOland looks like a cool way to add a shelf to the shelf, filled with Tolkien’s fantasy stories.

That said, this is also the cheapest Ring Lego Lord in print at present – quite large. The only other owner of the ring currently being produced is 5,471 pieces Barad-dur tower for $460huge 6,167 copies of Rivendell for $500and recently released entertainment Shire for $270.

Therefore, Balrog Book Nook may be interested in fans who read all the books in Kindle. You can display Balrog and Gandalf Minifigure as the frame expands. The flames of the base extend upwards on both sides of Balrog. When opened, the corners of the book are 17.5 inches wide, 8.5 inches high and 6.5 inches deep. Also, you can completely remove Balrog and Gandalf Minifigure from the cardinality.

If you need more Lord of the Rings books to keep the Balrog Book Book Nook Company, check it out Our review of new and upcoming Tolkien Bookboxes and a budget-friendly collector's version.