Huge ‘Lord of the Rings’ LEGO Diorama Has 150 Million Pieces- Explore All Of Middle-Earth
An epic build requires epic inspiration. This must-see Lord of the Rings LEGO diorama includes the biggest battles of Middle Earth.
The Guinness World Record for “largest interlocking plastic brick diorama” comes in the form of a massive Lord of the Rings diorama constructed at Smaerd Land (a children’s museum) in Shenzhen, China. A record they’ll hold for a while. It required a team of imaginative builders who love Tolkien and years to accomplish.
YOU SHALL NOT PASS! This massive structure, based on the battles from Lord of the Rings, is record-breaking!
Lord of the Rings LEGO Diorama
The entire Lord of the Rings LEGO diorama contains 150 million pieces and measures around 2,060 square feet, which is about the size of the average American 3-bed, 2-bath house. It took a crew of 50 designers and builders several years to construct – and likely has more than just LEGO pieces in it. The detail built into its multiple battle scenes is amazing. You’ll be able to recognize locations in the LoTR books as you take this virtual tour through the build.
A short video can’t capture the detail and the scope of this Lord of the Rings LEGO diorama. I’d bet it would take several museum visits to take it all in, from the orc hordes at Orthanc surrounded by the Ring of Isengard to Rohan and the glory of Lothlórien. It’s all there. There are even several underground caverns below the surface of the massive building that you can see through glass panels.
Rivendell LEGO Set
So you don’t have room or time to build the entire saga but want to build your own LoTR set. Look no further than this beautiful brick-built version of Rivendell. It’s inspired by Peter Jackson’s movies and invites you to build and explore the beautiful elven valley. It includes fan-favorite moments and objects from the magical place, as well as minifigs for the characters.
- 6,167 pieces
- 15 minifigures
- 15 in. (39 cm) high / 29.5 in. (75 cm) wide / 19.5 in. (50 cm) deep
- Splits into three sections: the tower, the council ring, and the gazebo with river and bridge
- Complete your display with a light kit
Barad-Dûr LEGO Set
Are you more of a Power of Darkness fan? This 5,471-piece Barad-Dûr tower is split into four main sections; the tower section is fully modular. The dark tower features a throne room with a complement containing a map and a ladder to the top floor. The 4th floor is home to Mouth of Sauron’s study, while the 5th floor houses a tower library with a rotating ladder. At the tower’s summit is the Eye of Sauron, which rotates in various directions and features a light brick to make the eye glow.
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