The Lord of the Rings
The Lord of the Rings began as J.R.R. Tolkien's novel, published in three volumes in 1954 and 1955. Peter Jackson's film trilogy brought it to a new generation between 2001 and 2003, giving Middle-earth the look collectors build around, from the white robes of Saruman to the tower of Orthanc. UK delivery is free.
Collector's Guide
Collectibles
Zero Variant carries The Lord of the Rings pieces built around the film designs, produced under licence from Warner Bros.
- INART's 1/6 Saruman from The Fellowship of the Ring, standing 31.9 cm with a rooted hair and beard head sculpt plus articulated eyes
- A layered costume of inner robe, vest, belt and trousers in real fabric, with wool among its materials
- His staff, two palantirs and the palantir altar, with ten interchangeable hands for staff grips and spellcasting
Why Collectors Love It
Tolkien built Middle-earth with its own languages, histories and maps, so every character carries a whole world behind them. The films matched that depth with physical craft. Weta Workshop built much of the armour, weaponry and props by hand, which is why sixth scale figures of the characters translate so well. Saruman shows it clearly. As head of the order of wizards he watches from Orthanc through a palantir. His turn against Gandalf is one of the defining moments of The Fellowship of the Ring.
The Lord of the Rings Collectibles at Zero Variant
The Lord of the Rings figures in this range are officially licensed and sourced through authorised distribution. Sixth scale pieces with fabric costumes and a separate altar are packed with care for the journey. If you have a question about a release, our team is happy to help.
FAQs
Who created The Lord of the Rings?
J.R.R. Tolkien wrote the novel, first published in three volumes in 1954 and 1955. Peter Jackson directed the film trilogy released between 2001 and 2003.
Which film is the INART Saruman from?
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, the first film of Peter Jackson's trilogy, released in 2001.
What comes with the INART Saruman figure?
A 1/6 figure with a rooted hair and beard head sculpt, articulated eyes, a fabric costume, ten interchangeable hands, his staff, two palantirs, the palantir altar plus a base and metal support stand.
Are The Lord of the Rings figures officially licensed?
Yes. INART produces its Lord of the Rings figures under licence from Warner Bros.