Most expensive toys Inspired by Movies & TV Shows

Figure - With its blade glowing blue, the elven sword Sting announces the approach of an army of orcs. The brave hobbit wields his weapon with his small hands and prepares for battle alongside his friends and loyal allies from the Fellowship of the Ring who have been driven into Balin's arms. On a pedestal depicting the petrified floor of Moria, with attention to detail and faithful accuracy to the facial features of actor Elijah Wood, Iron Studios presents the sculpture "Frodo - BDS - The Lord of The Rings - Art Scale 1/10".

Figure - statue, motif: Lord of the Rings, 30 cm height, material: polystone

Figure - statue, motif: Lord of the Rings, 30 cm height, material: polystone

Book Stopper - for Harry Potter fans, hand painted, weight 0,5 kg, height 19 cm

Figure - statue, motif: Lord of the Rings, 28 cm height, material: PVC

Figure - statue, motif: Marvel, 21 cm height, material: polystone, from 15 years

Figure - The most iconic version of this hero appeared in the 1966"Batman" TV series, played by Yvonne Craig. Thanks to the success of the series and the character's charisma, she was integrated into the comics in 1967. Batgirl is Barbara Gordon, a cheerful female counterpart to Batman, inspired by the Dark Knight and her father, Gotham City Police Commissioner Jim Gordon. In 1988, Barbara was left paralysed after being shot by the Joker in Alan Moore and Brian Bolland's classic graphic novel "The Killing Joke". She then fought crime as the hacker "Oracle", using her expert knowledge to support other heroes across the DC Universe.

Advent Calendar - 12 boxes of Harry Potter ornaments, officially licensed