Pre-order of the Games Workshop range of Lord of the Rings products begins today! Fellowship of the Ring…
Continue ReadingPre-order of the Games Workshop range of Lord of the Rings products begins today!
Fellowship of the Ring Boxed Game
Relive the battles of the Fellowship of the Ring with the Lord of the Rings battle game – a tabletop strategy game for two or more players. In the box you’ll find a rulebook, dice and 48 highly detailed plastic miniatures – the ideal way to start your collection. [More]
Pre-order of the Games Workshop range of Lord of the Rings products begins today!
Fellowship of the Ring Boxed Game
Relive the battles of the Fellowship of the Ring with the Lord of the Rings battle game – a tabletop strategy game for two or more players. In the box you’ll find a rulebook, dice and 48 highly detailed plastic miniatures – the ideal way to start your collection.
The Fellowship of The Ring
A boxed set of nine superbly detailed models portraying the characters from
the film The Fellowship Of The Ring.
Aragorn
Legolas
Boromir
Pippin
Merry
Gandalf The Grey
Gimli
Frodo
Sam
Also available are more warriors to expand your forces:
The Warriors of Middle-Earth boxed set contains 4 Men of Gondor, 8 Elves and 12 Moria Goblins.
Order all these products from the Games Workshop Online store:
http://www.games-workshop.com/storefront/store.gw
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TheOneRing.net Exclusive: This comes to me from an insider in London. It seems that Enya was there recently along with Howard Shore working on some LOTR music, read on! [More]
This comes to me from an insider in London, seems that Enya was there recently (or at least she recorded some music recently that was there) along with Howard Shore working on some LOTR music, read on!
I have a few friends who were (snipped due to secrecy) with Enya last week in London.
I think they had to sign a confidentiality agreement, so I’m not sure they can talk anyway, but I can confirm that her song is covering the closing credits, it’s in English, and the backing is a full orchestra with various interesting percussion (tam-tams etc) and a large choir humming.
I couldn’t discover the name of the song. The studios were in North London, I think.
They did say that Howard Shore was one of the most laid-back conductors they ever worked for! Not in a bad way: just very, very relaxed!
He conducted all the sessions. I’m not sure if Enya was there herself, I think she might have recorded her part already.
I only know the percussion section was large and varied, with different types of drums.
Ringer Spy scrow sends along word that the folks at the Nintendo Gamecube site are hinting at a LOTR related game…coolness [More]
