I'm not even the biggest fan of Lord of the Rings and even I am losing it over 'The Last March of the Ents,' the LEGO recreation of the battle of Isengard. Anyone who has seen the LOTR trilogy will remember the battle of Isengard where the brave Ents fought to destroy the dam around Saruman's tower.
The 'The Last March of the Ents' was epic to watch on film, and is equally as epic when depicted with LEGOs. This toy brick depiction was created by LEGO building team One Lug and stands an impressive 7 feet tall and 8 feet wide. The model took over 22,000 pieces to create and consists of 23 Ents and 100 Urk-hais. The model will be on display at Brickon in Seattle this weekend, but you can see it for yourself in all of its glory here.
Epic Toy Brick Battles
'The Last March of the Ents' Depicts the Battle of Isengard from the LOTR
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