LEGO announces new Lord Of The Rings for 2023
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Lord of the Rings fans: prepare your wallets. LEGO has announced a new LotR set, and it could be a very expensive one.
Over on Twitter, the official LEGO account posted a teaser for the set: “‘And now at last it comes. Time to see the journey through. What is now in pieces. Will be built anew.’ Will you be able to resist?”
Before we get into it, take a look at this incredible fan-made LEGO Mordor build below.
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Attached to the tweet is a one second clip of the One Ring being dropped to the ground, and eagle-eyed fans will have quickly spotted that there’s more to it than first meets the eye. In the reflection of the ring, the new set can be seen, and it definitely looks like it’s going to be a good one.
“And now at last it comes.
— LEGO (@LEGO_Group) February 6, 2023
Time to see the journey through
What is now in pieces
Will be built anew”
Will you be able to resist? pic.twitter.com/j2JwDl7WSS
As Brickfinder reports, based on a series of leaks, it’s thought that this will be a Rivendell set, which could heavily feature the Council of Elrond. According to these leaks, the set will include a number of minifigures - although it’s not known what characters these will be based on. Additionally, it’s rumoured that the set could release on 1 March and cost in the range of $500, so it doesn’t sound like it’s going to come cheap.
It’s an exciting time to be a LEGO fan. Last month, the winner of LEGO and Wizards of the Coast’s Dungeons & Dragons competition was announced - contestants were challenged to create LEGO dioramas in celebration of D&D’s 50th anniversary, with the winning submission promised to be turned into a real, official set. BoltBuilds’ Dragons Keep: Journey’s End is a stunning creation, and even doubles as a playable D&D map, so look forward to when that hits shelves.
We’ll have to stay tuned for a proper reveal of the new LotR set soon - assuming that its rumoured release date is real, it could be hitting shelves before long.
Topics: Lego, The Lord Of The Rings
