The Lord of the Rings - Tower of Orthanc (2359 pieces)
The Lord of the Rings - Tower of Orthanc (2359 pieces)
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🖤 Isengard rises in your collection!
With 2,359 pieces and approximately 73 cm tall, the Tower of Orthanc recreates the stronghold of Saruman across multiple floors with iconic environments — library, alchemy room, throne, dungeon — along with the enigmatic palantír featuring lighting.
The construction is engaging from start to finish and makes a statement in any setting.
📖 A bit of the story in the movie
The Tower of Orthanc, in the heart of Isengard, is the fortress of Saruman. Influenced by Sauron through the palantír, he devastates the forests and transforms the valley into forges, creating an army of Uruk-hai. Gandalf is imprisoned at the top but escapes.
Later, the Ents, led by Treebeard, destroy the machines and flood Isengard, neutralizing Saruman; the tower remains imposing and nearly indestructible, yet isolated — a symbol of the wizard's downfall.
🔧 Product details
🧩 Number of pieces: 2,359
📏 Dimensions: approximately 73 cm (height) × 21 cm (width) × 16 cm (depth).
🧍 Minifigures: Saruman, Gríma Wormtongue, Gandalf (the Grey), Uruk-hai, and Orc Pitmaster
🦅 Creatures/Extra Builds: Great Eagle and articulated Ent
💡 Features and environments: 6 floors with functions (trapdoor, palantír with light brick, functional doors, library, alchemy room, throne room, and dungeon)
🧾 Important: Only original LEGO products come with a sealed brand box.Replicas are shipped in generic packaging.
🏆 Reasons to take it home
🏰 Impressive scale: at 73 cm tall, it becomes an instant highlight on the shelf.
🎭 Complete experience: essential minifigures + Great Eagle and Ent to recreate epic scenes.
🧩 Engaging assembly: well-planned steps and surprises on each floor.
🎁 Respectable gift: delights collectors and fans of the saga at any level.
Ready to dominate Isengard? Add to cart and bring this legend to your collection! 🚀
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