Original price: USD $125
Limited edition of 2000
Scale: 1/6
Dimensions: 29.8 x ? x ? cm (H x W x D)
Weight: 2.56 kg
Materials: Polystone
Pre-order: ?
Released: ?
Sculptors: Oluf W. Hartvigson, Ben Wootten

Son of the Steward of Gondor, Boromir joined the Fellowship of the Ring as a representative of his people. A valiant warrior, he lent his sword to the protection of Frodo despite his misgivings about the object of their quest.

With Mordor pressing in upon his people’s borders, Boromir seeks to persuade the Ringbearer to come to Minas Tirith where the weapon of the enemy might be used against Sauron. Yet the great warrior’s pleas fall upon deaf ears, for Gandalf speaks against this course and the hobbit Frodo, bearer of the One Ring, trusts the Wizard’s judgement.

Nevertheless, the Ring comes ever into Boromir’s thoughts, and at Amon Hen, alone with Frodo in the Parth Galen woods, he is overcome and tries to take it by force. Frodo flees and Boromir shakes himself free of the madness that took him, but too late, for the scattered Fellowship is attacked by Uruk-hai. Blowing upon the mighty Horn of Gondor, Boromir fights against overwhelming odds to protect Merry and Pippin. Even pierced with arrows, he staggers on, wildly swinging his sword, though his strength ebbs, a valiant son of Gondor to the end.

This statue has been hand cast in heavy weight polystone and hand painted to the highest standards. The display base has been etched with the map of Middle Earth and also includes the Lord of the Rings logo, the character's name and sculptor's signature. This statue is an authentic replication of the costuming and make-up from the film.

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