This Faramir statue by Weta Workshop depicts the Captain of Gondor during the Charge on Osgiliath sequence from The Lord of the Rings. Created at 1/6 scale, this polystone statue stands 46 cm high and portrays Faramir mounted on horseback in his Gondorian armour.
This statue portrays Faramir during the charge on the orc-occupied city of Osgiliath in The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King. The Captain of Gondor is shown leaning forward in the saddle as he leads the assault, with his sword extended and his expression fixed in command. His Gondorian armour, chainmail and tassets are represented in a pose based on the movement and momentum of the charge.
The mounted composition focuses on the relationship between rider and horse, with the horse depicted at full stride. Faramir's likeness and battlefield expression reproduce the character's appearance during this decisive scene from the film trilogy.
The statue measures 60 cm wide, 46 cm high and 28 cm deep, with a weight of 8.3 kg. It is produced primarily in polystone, with metal and polyurethane elements incorporated into its construction.
The horse's musculature, mane and tail are sculpted to convey the movement of a galloping animal, while the rider's armour and clothing are arranged to follow the action of the pose. The piece was digitally sculpted by Gary Hunt, and its grassy display base was physically sculpted by Shaun Bolton. It is a limited edition of 860 pieces and features hand-painted finishing, so minor variations may occur between individual statues.