A skilled LEGO builder makes a custom set inspired by an iconic location and scene in The Lord of the Rings movies.

Rumours have been rumbling for weeks and it’s now official: LEGO’s newest Lord of the Rings set is its biggest-ever build from the movie franchise. In collaboration with Warner Bros., The Lord of the ...

At 12,060 pieces, the Sagrada Família Architecture set dwarfs Lego's The Lord of the Rings: Minas Tirith build ...

Lego’s done it again. Move aside, dog-sized AT-AT. The newest, coolest, and most incredibly detailed set from the popular plastic brick builder is Rivendell, the Elven stronghold from the Lord of the ...

The Shire is the cozy homeland of the hobbits from the The Lord of the Rings series. This quiet, peaceful land represents the simplicity and the beauty of Middle-earth and is untouched by the horrors ...

The LEGO The Lord of the Rings: Rivendell set is a 6167-piece testament to the greatest epic story ever told. As discussed in our We Build LEGO Rivendell feature, this is a set that favors accuracy, ...

LEGO has launched its third major Lord of the Rings set – and it's available to buy right now to add to your collection. The 2,017-piece recreation of The Shire is priced at £229.99 and you can buy it ...

LEGO is returning to the realm of Middle-earth once more as they have crafted a brand new The Lord of the Rings set. Sauron is the Dark Lord of Middle-earth, a fallen Maia whose power lies as much in ...

Back in April, The LEGO Icons Lord of the Rings: The Shire #10354 set launched right here at the LEGO Shop priced at $269.99. At the time a somewhat surprising Gift With Purchase (GWP) promotion was ...

The Lord of the Rings book nook is an amazing buildable depiction of the iconic "You shall not pass!" scene from the Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring. This happens as Gandalf the Grey ...

In the Land of Mordor, where the Shadows lie, the One Ring was made in the fires of Mount Doom. But the fiery Mount Doom isn’t the only interesting feature to be found in Mordor. No, The Lord of the ...