The ensemble of the Witch-King of Angmar is a fascinating aspect of the character's portrayal in J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings. The Witch-King is the chief of the Nazgûl, a group of nine undead beings corrupted by the Rings of Power and serving the Dark Lord Sauron. The Witch-King's ensemble is characterized by its dark and menacing appearance, highlighting his status as the leader of the Nazgûl and embodying his terrifying nature.
The statue sets the beginning of a wonderful adventure in the realms of Middle Earth with host the legendary Tolkien Artist John Howe whose knowledge and expertise has set the stage for developing the iconic character.
DarkSide Collectibles Studio proudly presents the first Statue of the Morgoth Collection, The Which-King of Angmar Signature Edition series by John Howe. On top of the base a removable high detailed sword and helmet of King Theoden represent the last of Witch-king victims completing the Lore behind the creation, the life and final kill of the deadly character.
The Witch-King's ensemble is characterized by its dark and menacing appearance, highlighting his status as the leader of the Nazgûl and embodying his terrifying nature. The ensemble consists of a black hooded cloak that conceals his identity and adds to his air of mystery and intimidation. The cloak, made of thick, tattered fabric, gives the impression of decay and reflects the Witch-King's connection to darkness and death.
The Witch-King of Angmar John Howe Signature Edition Masters Series by Darkside Collectibles Studio
Gandalf: The Return of the King
Sauron has yet to reveal his most deadliest servant, the one who will lead Mordor’s armies. The one they claim no living man can kill. The Witch-King of Angmar. [to Pippin] You’ve met him before. He stabbed Frodo on Weathertop. He is the Lord of the Nazgul, greatest of the Nine. Minas Morgul is his lair.
DarkSide Collectibles Studio proudly presents the first Statue of the Morgoth Collection, The Which-King of Angmar Signature Edition series by John Howe.
The statue sets the beginning of a wonderful adventure in the realms of Middle Earth with host the legendary Tolkien Artist John Howe whose knowledge and expertise has set the stage for developing the iconic character.
Second in command under the Dark Lord Sauron, The Witch-king of Angmar was once a mortal king of Men, he was corrupted by one of the nine Rings of Power, becoming an undying wraith in the service of Sauron.
The Witch-king is posed based on the iconic scene of the battle of Pelennor fields holding his sword on his right arm and the skull breaker on his left ready to face Eowyn. Fully sculpted the costume has been developed with high precision featuring stunning details of the fabric and armor elements of the character. An alternative right hand featuring the flamed sword of the Witch-king can be used for an alternative display of the character.
The statue sits upon a highly detailed base designed with reference to the original art of Minas Morgul by Mr John Howe and features the walls of the base of operations of the Witch-king. There can be no Lord of the Rings without the presence of a ring of power. The ring of power given to Men by Annatar surrounds the walls of Minas Morgul bounding the fate of the Witch-king.
On top of the base a removable high detailed sword and helmet of King Theoden represent the last of Witch-king victims completing the Lore behind the creation, the “life” and final kill of the deadly character.
An individual hand signed by Mr John Howe Art print completes the stunning presentation.
The Signature Edition series will be produced on very limited numbers.
Signature Edition 250
Scale: 1/3
Product Size:
H: 93 cm (36.31 Inches)
D: 50 cm (19.69 inches)
W: 75 cm (29.53 inches)
Features
One (1) John Howe concept design Highly detailed likeness Witch-King of Angmar as appeared in The Lord of The Rings The return of the King movie statue.
One (1) Art-print individually hand signed by John Howe.
One (1) John Howe concept design themed base featuring the walls of Minas Morgul bounded by the Witch-King Ring of Power given to Men by Annatar.
One (1) Swappable right hand holding the witch-king sword.
One (1) Swappable right hand holding the witch-king flame sword for alternative display.
One (1) free to place highly detailed screen accurate Helmet of King Theoden Helmet base accessory.
One (1) removable highly detailed screen accurate Sword of King Theoden base accessory.
One (1) rock base accessory for alternative display without Theoden’s sword.
Art Print Features
W 58 cm (22.84 Inches) x H 42 cm (16.54 Inches) fine art giclée print.
100% cotton, acid-free, matte Museo Rag 300GSM.
Epson archival inks.
Individually Hand signed by the artist, John Howe.
Embossed seal of authenticity.
Prototype sample shown. Product details could be subjected to change without further notice.
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One (1) rock base accessory for alternative display without Theoden’s sword.
In addition to the cloak, the Witch-King wears a black armored gauntlet on his right hand, known as the Gauntlet of Morgul. This gauntlet is imbued with dark magic and bears the symbol of Sauron, further solidifying his allegiance to the Dark Lord. The Gauntlet of Morgul is a powerful weapon, capable of inflicting deadly injuries and spreading a curse that turns its victims into wraiths like the Nazgûl. The Witch-King's helmet is one of the most iconic elements of his ensemble. Shaped like an ornate crown, the helmet is adorned with sharp, menacing spikes and a face mask that obscures his features. This helmet adds to his imposing presence and reinforces the Witch-King's role as a fearsome leader. The ensemble of the Witch-King of Angmar is a visual representation of his power, darkness, and terror. It effectively conveys his malevolent presence and contributes to his status as a formidable antagonist in The Lord of the Rings. As the leader of the Nazgûl, the Witch-King's ensemble serves as a reminder of the darkness and evil that he embodies..
Reviews for "The Witch King of Angmar: His Fatal Encounter with Eowyn"
1. John - 2/5 - I was really disappointed with "The Ensemble of the Witch King of Angmar". The storyline was confusing and poorly developed, making it difficult to follow the plot. The characters lacked depth and I couldn't connect with any of them. The pacing also felt off, with some parts dragging on while others were rushed. Overall, the movie failed to deliver an engaging and memorable experience.
2. Sarah - 1/5 - I couldn't stand "The Ensemble of the Witch King of Angmar". The acting was subpar and the dialogue felt forced and cliché. The special effects were also underwhelming, making it hard to immerse myself in the fantasy world. The movie relied too much on overused tropes and failed to bring anything new or original to the table. I found it dull and uninspiring, and I'm disappointed that I wasted my time and money on it.
3. Robert - 2/5 - "The Ensemble of the Witch King of Angmar" was a letdown for me. The plot was convoluted and hard to follow, leaving me confused throughout most of the movie. The characters felt one-dimensional and lacked depth, making it difficult to care about their fates. The pacing was also inconsistent, with long stretches of slow and uneventful scenes. Overall, it was a forgettable experience that failed to live up to my expectations.