Lord of the Rings fans will go crazy for this intricately detailed Gollum statue. An odd and rare collectible, the WETA Workshop is offering this life-size statue of the most memorable creature from the movie trilogy. At $2,999 this is truly a valuable gift. The statue stands at 3'6", the same size as the corrupted Hobbit.
Gollum sits crouching on a rock with a fish in his hand, reminding fans of the memorable scene where he slaps the fish on the rock and sings that creepy song. Lord of the Rings fans will be astounded by the details: every wrinkle in his face and scar on his back are included in this priceless collectible.
The Gollum statue looks so realistic, you almost expect him to turn around and attack you. The incredible item will be available for delivery in Spring next year, so if you're a LOTR fan, you'd better save your Christmas money.
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Lord of the Rings Fans Will Love This Life-Size Gollum Statue
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