Herr der Ringe Masters Collection Statue 1/3 Gollum

Beschreibung

1x als Austeller im Showroom, komplett einwandfrei

rafted in the heart of Middle-earth, with the most intricate of details. Every pore infused with an unparalleled dedication to artistry. Weta Workshop is proud to present our first Masters Collection statue: Gollum.

Unveiled for the first time at San Diego Comic-Con 2017, this haunting sculpture is the embodiment of our finest work.

We hope you enjoy.

CREATING GOLLUM
Two and a half years in development, Gollum has been crafted by Master Sculptor Jamie Beswarick, a member of Weta Workshop s sculpting team for more than twenty years.

Featuring hand-placed natural hair, translucent skin, and cloth of real leather, this is the first time Weta Workshop has represented Gollum in 1:3 scale. Near clear, water-effect resin lies the creature s ill-fated Ring, undisturbed on the naked stone, caught in a moment in time.

To celebrate the release of this very special first Masters Collection sculpture, we have created Gollum in a Limited Edition of just 589: one statue to mark each year of Gollum’s lifein Middle-earth.

Each person brings their extraordinary skill and artistry to every realistic detail: the eyes, the hair, the highly detailed base, so beautifully sculpted by our most senior artist, Jamie Beswarick.
Richard Taylor – CEO & Co-founder, Weta Workshop

FEATURES OF MASTERS COLLECTION: GOLLUM
– Tinted translucent resin skin
– New-tech eyes with depth
– Individually hand-placed hair
– Pond with water-effect resin
– Leather loin cloth
– Special premium box featuring exclusive art print by Alan Lee
– Height: approx. 420 mm
– Weight: approx. 6.7 kg

ABOUT MASTERS COLLECTION
Designed for discerning collectors, our Masters Collection represents the pinnacle of Weta Workshop craftsmanship.

Embodied in each of these extraordinary statues, you ll find an exacting attention to detail. Materials of the highest quality. The latest technology, meshed with the finest handcraft. A reverence for the source material that can only come from artists who have lived and breathed Middle-earthfor over twenty years.

More than collectibles, these are sculptures of fine art.