As Gandalf the Grey, Gandalf wields a wooden staff, while Gandalf the White has a seemingly upgraded weapon given to him by Galadriel. Gandalf and Saruman's fight scene from The Fellowship of the ...

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When it comes to horrible bosses, Saruman the White from The ... kept fueling it. Gandalf was a quiet, humble, and bent old man who walked around, clad in gray, with a staff.

Both characters are detachable, and the Gandalf minifigure has his magical staff and sword. The Balrog figure comes with his signature fiery whip, and features limbs and wings you can pose for ...

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Wellington Airport bids farewell to its iconic Hobbit movie eagle sculptures. These massive structures have been a fixture for over a decade. They are set to be removed this month. The airport ...

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A Giant Sculpture of Gandalf Riding an Eagle Departs Wellington Airport for Good WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — For more than a decade, passengers at New Zealand ’s Wellington Airport have ...

One even carries the iconic wizard Gandalf, adding to the magical atmosphere. These impressive sculptures, with wingspans reaching 50 feet and weighing in at over a ton each, have become a beloved ...

passengers at New Zealand ‘s Wellington Airport have boarded flights below the figures of two giant, hovering eagles from the Hobbit films, one bearing a bellowing wizard Gandalf.

The sculptures, one bearing the wizard Gandalf and which hover in the terminal, have delighted tourists and scared children since 2013. Their tenure was eventful – one became unmoored from its ...

For more than a decade, passengers at New Zealand ’s Wellington International Airport have boarded flights below the figures of two giant, hovering eagles from the Hobbit films, one bearing a ...