Secretly bred by the fallen wizard Saruman, the Uruk-hai emerged from the pits of Isengard under the command of the tall, lynx-eyed Lurtz. Lurtz urged his troops to run under the burning sun as he relentlessly hunted the Fellowship of the Ring along the banks of the Anduin.

As one of the first of his kind to be drawn from the earth, Lurtz was large, even for an Uruk. Hardly had he appeared when Saruman bent him to his will by unleashing the Uruk-hai on their sniveling Orc overseers to test their loyalty and strength. Without hesitation or remorse, the Uruks killed their inferior kin and bound themselves to the wizard by marking their skin and shields with his symbol, the emblem of the white hand.

"Find the Halflings!" On the slopes of Amon Hen, the Uruk-hai fell upon the Fellowship and hunted them through the woods. To defend Merry and Pippin, Boromir of Gondor stood between the Hobbits and countless foes, cutting down Uruk after Uruk, even as Lurtz struck him from afar with arrows. Hit by many arrows, the warrior finally fell to his knees, exhausted and resigned to his death before the triumphant Uruk-hai. Enjoying the sweet taste of his victory, the terrible smile of the captain of Isengard twisted, and he raised his bow to send off the final arrow.

• 1:6 scale
• Made from high-quality polystone
• Digitally sculpted through the collaborative efforts of several Weta Workshop artists
• Created to celebrate the 20th anniversary of LOTR
• Signature pose and armor

Dimensions: 21 x 36 x 26 cm.