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Usually ships in 1-2 business days | | Only 1 left in stock, order soon! | | | The throne of Gondor is said to be claimed by the last descendant of the ancient Kings, and Aragorn will partake in The Coronation which will give him the power to lead the people of Gondor. Outside The Hall of Kings within Minas Tirith, this special ceremony will occur. Recreate this ceremonial scene from Lord of the Rings with the five collectible action figures included in this Coronation Gift Pack. Includes Aragorn (King of Gondor), Arwen, Eomer (King of Riddemark), an exclusive Lady Eowyn and Faramir (Prince of Ithilien). Characters are decorated in scene-specific clothing and accessories. | | | |
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| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 3.5 inches | | Product Width: | 12.5 inches | | Product Height: | 24.0 inches | | Product Weight: | 2.55 pounds | | Package Length: | 25.68 inches | | Package Width: | 12.0 inches | | Package Height: | 3.25 inches | | Package Weight: | 2.01 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 11 reviews |
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1 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 Now come the days of the king Dec 11, 2004
This gift set comes with Faramir, Eowyn, Aragorn, Arwen, And Eomer.
Faramir: Overall this is a nice figure. He is very detailed, and painted very nicely. His cloak is very nice. His Hands are is big as his head and he can't hold his sword.
Eowyn: This figure is beautiful. She is worderfully detailed. Eowyn has on her crown and all of her jewels. Her cloak keeps her from falling down. This figure would be enough to get this set, unless you had all the other figures.
Eomer: This figure is almost as good as his sister. His Armor, sword, and cloak, are all very detailed. I do not have any complaints for this figure.
Aragorn: This is a nice detailed figure. His armor, and paint job are nice. His sword has the elvish runes on it. His sword also comes wth a sheath. My only complaint is that he has a really dopey look on his face.
Arwen: This figure is not very nice. Her skirt is cut clear to the top, and she cannot stand up. The only thing I like about her is the head. It is very detailed, and has her crown painted on it.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
All five figures are amazing. Dec 09, 2004
All of these figures are amazing. All five figures are approximately 6 inches in height. The details are fantastic! I'll start by describing Aragorn.
Aragorn is featured in his highly-detailed armor and his crown. He has a button on his back for his sword-slashing action. I had a little trouble moving his left arm for a while, but I've fixed it. He is probably the most amazing figure in this set.
Arwen is wearing a beautifully detailed green and white dress. She almost looks like she is pregnant, but that's only because of the way that she stands. She is relatively easy to stand up. Her face looks just like the face of the actress that portrays her in the movie trilogy, Liv Tyler. Very beautiful.
Faramir wears his battle armor which also is highly-detailed. He is very easy to stand up. I had a little trouble fitting the handle of his sword into his hand, but after I softened it by holding it under a light bulb for a few minutes, I was able to fit it into his hand. He is a great figure.
Eowyn, Faramir's wife, lacks none of the beauty of the Arwen figure. She has a very detailed, gold-colored dress with an equally amazing cape. Her face looks a little stern, but she is still an extraordinary figure.
Eomer, Eowyn's brother, is in amazing battle armor. He is full of detail. His posture looks a little strange, almost like he's slouching, but that is because of his sword-slashing action. His sword slashing action is different from some of the other figures' because you have to kind of twist his upper body, and then when you let go it will swing back into its former position. He is an amazing figure, just like the other four in the set.
Every single one of these figures is worth buying. And if I haven't said it enough, they are all full of detail.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 ARWEN RIP OFF! Oct 22, 2004
This set is good with the huge exception of the Arwen figure. She is a complete rip-off! I have been collecting the figures and was excited to get another Arwen figure and was very upset at what I got. Instead of a new figure, they poorly painted the Galadriel figure's body a sickly green color and stuck Arwens head on it. I love the Galadriel figure, but please. I was pretty annoyed at the quality of this figure. The other four figures however, are very good quality and completely original. Worth it for the 4 figures, but you might as well give Arwen to your dog to chew up.
17 of 18 found the following review helpful:
Beautiful set Oct 01, 2004
I really love this set. All the figures are beautiful, and look a lot like their movie counterparts. I'll write a little review on each:
Eomer:He is nice. I already bought this Eomer separetely (I wish I didn't) so I have a double. He's a nice figure, has a beautiful cloak, nice sword,very good likeness, and cool armor. He's pretty poseable, and can be put into nice setups.Overall a nice figure! grade:B+
Faramir: This figure is very nice! Very good likeness,very nice armor,awesome sword,very cool cloak that connects with holes in the back, just overall a very nice figure! You can only get him in this set, so grab this set or forget about him! He'll be a rare piece. grade:A-
King Aragorn: Awesome...amazing likeness. Looks so much like Aragorn. His armour is fantastic, his sword is amazingly huge and beautiful. His crown is very detailed, and his cape snaps in the back. Overall an awesome figure! Grade: A
Now onto my 2 favorite figures in the set. Arwen and Eowyn.
Arwen:This figure is great. I don't know why so many people hate it, it's beautiful. So much detail in her face,hair,dress, and crown. My Arwen does stand on her own, and does not look "pregnant". She has an elegant stance that looks like she is looking out over her kingdom. Very detailed...just...amazing. I love it!This figure is released as a single figure too, and is a pretty rare peice. Grade:A+
Eowyn: AWESOME! So detailed. Her dress is beautiful,as is her crown,face,cloak, and all of her body. Her dress looks so realistic flowing in the wind. It has a yellow/gold color that almost sparkles. She is very poseable, and looks great in any pose. She is a must for a collection! Grade:A+++++
Overall this set is very good. I definitly reccomend you buying it. All these figures are great additions to any LOTR collection!
OVERALL:A+
Thanks for reading my review!
14 of 14 found the following review helpful:
"Now comes the days of the king. May they be blessed." Sep 20, 2004
Upon the defeat of the forces of Mordor, Aragorn proved himself worthy of the kingship of Gondor, and ascended to the rightful throne of his forefathers. As the king of Gondor, he was also finally worthy to wed the Elven maiden Arwen. His friends and those who labored with against the forces of evil were present, including Eowyn, the lady of Rohan, Faramir, the captain of Gondor's forces, son of Denethor the steward, and Prince of Ithilien, and Eomer, the king of Rohan upon the heroic death of his uncle the king Theoden.
I received this set for my graduation (ha ha), and now present my review.
Aragorn: You've already seen this fellow as a single. I was duped like a lot of others into buying the single edition of King Aragorn. I hope you didn't, but if you did, don't let it stop you, there's other unique editions that make the coronation pack worth it. Aragorn comes decked out in his kingly armor, with the sign of the White Tree emblazoned on the front, and seabird wings (a symbol of the house of Elendil) emblazoned on several other places on his garments. He wears the crown of Gondor, and for the first time, the face actually looks really, really good. (Meaning the first really good face among the other Aragorn action figures) The crown is not removable. Completing the costume is his long, royal cloak, which attaches to his back via a different method than usual - the cloak has two peg-like things at the top that are driven into two holes in his back. A little unusual, but it works very well to hold the cloak on. The only complaint I would have regarding it is the fact that it is actually LONGER than Aragorn's total height, meaning that while it aids very much in keeping the new king on his feet, it also makes the king bend forward at a decidedly UNkingly lean! He carries the royal sword Anduril at his side.
Eomer: Previously released as a single as well, Eomer comes with his coronation outfit, which includes his normal battle armor, but overtop was worn a regal cloak. His face is calm and noble, which is somewhat of a welcome change over the mouth wide open pose from the Two Towers edition. His sword hangs at his side. The cloak is actually unique from the other Lord of the Rings figure cloaks -- it wraps around his shoulders, it does not clasp.
Excellent facial likeness and sculpt, excellent armor. Pretty good articulation -- the pauldrons (shoulder guards) make entire arm swiveling a little difficult. Relatively easy to stand on his own, with or without cloak.
Arwen: Um, probably my biggest complaint about this set. I know they had to include her, but it just seems like they can't get her right for an action figure. Her face looks accurate, the costume is pretty good...but she's taller than Aragorn (just try to set them up looking like they're kissing, it must embarrass my Aragorn figure), her whole head is thin, her dress splits all the way up to the hip (eek!), and she looks like she's wearing a pair of nice, comfortable HOUSE SHOES. The paint job for her crown looks a little sloppy, and the way she swivels gives her this freaky hip problem. She is (will be) released as a single too. (I wrote this review before reading the others on this page, so I'm surprised to see identical expressions of dislike for split skirts that show naked legs, whacko hips, and weird slippers -- great minds think alike)
Faramir: Is totally awesome, man, and unique to this set. He's got some of his armor (including sword) on, but he's also got this enormous regal navy blue cloak and tunic, with silver trim. Awesome face and sculpting. Not exactly a good play-with figure, more like for display, but that's what I have `em for. An excellent match for the Lady Eowyn. (The two married in Lord of the Rings, but the theatrical edition only gave that fact a subtle nod)
Eowyn: Finally, a really good version of the White Lady of Rohan! Actually, she's got a cream/gold/yellow dress on, which is very similar to her Meduseld outfit. She has her nice crown and jewelry on, with a gorgeous, elegant cloak spread out behind her. You certainly don't have to worry about this figure standing on her own -- the dress balances her for you. She (the figure) is beautiful.
As with the other sets, this comes with a cardboard background/display set, the courtyard at the highest citadel of Minas Tirith.
Kind of a culminating set for the Lord of the Rings action figure collectors out there, and I'd say well worth it. I suggest you use your Gandalf the White and buy a Coronation Gimli (sold separately) to go with them. Assuming you buy it, of course...which I recommend.
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