This statue represents King Theoden from The Lord of the Rings as a 1/6 scale Weta Workshop Classic Series collectible statue, measuring 33 cm in height and made primarily from polystone with metal components.
King Theoden is the ruler of Rohan in The Lord of the Rings, portrayed in the film trilogy as a monarch confronted by war, loss and the defense of his people. This version is based on his journey toward Helm's Deep in The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, after the threat of the Warg-riders and before the refuge of Rohan faces a larger assault.
The scene context focuses on Theoden as a wartime leader rather than a ceremonial king. The character is represented during a difficult passage for the Rohirrim, when the evacuation of his people and the survival of his soldiers define his role in the story.
The King Theoden statue presents the character in his Rohan costume, with armor, layered garments and a commanding stance reflecting his appearance in the film. The sculpt uses reference elements from the on-screen props and costume to reproduce the visual identity of the character.
The design includes detailed surface work on the clothing, armor and facial expression. The pose emphasizes a serious, composed interpretation of Theoden, consistent with the Helm's Deep storyline and the tense conditions surrounding the journey of Rohan's people.
This piece belongs to the Classic Series by Weta Workshop, a range focused on 1/6 scale statues of characters in recognizable poses and signature clothing.
The statue is digitally sculpted by Weta Workshop artist Daniel Holland and follows the Classic Series approach of presenting a single character in a self-contained display format.
The statue is made primarily from polystone, with metal used as a secondary material. It measures 21 cm wide, 33 cm high and 25 cm deep, with a listed weight of 2.25 kg.
The 1/6 scale gives the piece a consistent format within the The Lord of the Rings collectible figures category and the wider Weta Workshop Classic Series range.