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The walled fortress at Helm’s Deep is under attack by the mighty Uruk-hai army. The forces of men, elves, and a dwarf must do everything they can to stop them from breaching the fortress walls. Can they prevent the Berserker Uruk-hai planting the bomb and blowing up the wall? Will they stop the enemy climbing up the siege ladders? The people of Rohan have never faced such a deadly threat! Includes 8 minifigures: Aragorn, Gimli, Haldir, King Théoden, Berserker Uruk-hai and 3 Uruk-hai.

Lego Lord of the Rings Battle of Helms Deep Contains:

• Includes 8 minifigures: Aragorn, Gimli, Haldir, King Théoden, Berserker Uruk-hai and 3 Uruk-hai
• Weapons include swords, double-bladed axe, single-bladed axe, bow, shield, sword and Uruk-hai weapons
• Helm’s Deep fortress features outer ring, tower with horn, opening main gate, exploding wall, side door attack function, catapult
• Also includes siege ladder, bomb, and horse
• Launch a surprise attack from the hidden door!
• Repel the enemy with the catapult!
• Climb the tower and blow The Horn of Helm Hammerhand!
• Explode the wall!
• Combine with 9471 Uruk-hai™ Army and build up your army for even greater battles!
• Fortress measures 6″ (14cm) high and 20″ (52cm) wide
• Tower measures 9″ (22cm) high and 3″ (9cm) wide

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LEGO Lord of the Rings Helm’s Deep review – Thebrickblogger

The White Hand is coming to Helm’s Deep! Today I would like to give you a detailed review on two of the LEGO Lord of the Rings sets; the #9474 LEGO Lord of the Rings The Battle of Helm’s Deep and #9471 LEGO Lord of the Rings Uruk-Hai Army. Hopefully this review will help you to decide if these sets are for you. 😉

First off, I’d like to point out that the LEGO Lord of the Rings The Battle of Helm’s Deep is the main set and LEGO Lord of the Rings Uruk-Hai Army is just an expansion for it to make the Helm’s Deep set bigger and better.

THE HEROES OF MIDDLE EARTH: If you have read my first article you know that I’m a serious minifig guy. (See: LEGO Minifigures Are More Than Little People) So I am going to start this review with the minifigures, and since good is better than evil I’ll start with the good-guys…... Read more here

Review: 9474 The Battle of Helm’s Deep – Thebrickfan

LEGO is a building toy, not an action figure line. It’s hard to tell with recent sets, but it’s true. One of the most difficult things for licensed LEGO sets is to capture the where and what just as much as who. Star Wars was the low-hanging fruit… there are so many things to capture. Vehicles like the X-Wing and Jedi Star Fighter have a certain look that give something to build. Some places, like Jabba’s Palace or Cloud City can provide a very solid where, in some ways as iconic as the ships.

While characters are important, capturing these other things really makes it feel like Star Wars (maybe in part because that’s the cool thing in a sea of sub-par acting, who knows). When it comes to a license like Lord of the Rings, movies that are so intrinsically character-based, building sets that are anything more than glorified battle packs becomes much tougher.... Read more here

Here’s What An Amazon Reviewer Had to Say About Lego Lord of the Rings Battle of Helms Deep Building Set

Evan Foote TOP 100 REVIEWER

…This set is MASSIVE……

If you decide to buy this set, make sure you have a large area to put it. It takes up approximate shelf space of 20 inches across by 15 inches deep. The tower in this set is about 10.5 inches tall. While this set is modular and sections can be removed, you won’t want to display anything but the entirety of it all! 🙂

PACKAGING
This set is so big it requires FOUR instruction manuals. The instruction manuals are sealed to a sheet of cardboard, meaning no paperweights are required. This set also contains NINE bags of LEGO bricks. The bags are numbered 1-9, you only need to open one at a time to construct the set.

The minifigures are spread throughout the bags, so this set goes together rather quickly. Bags 1 and 2 construct the entrance, bag 3 constructs the stairs and the left rounded corner, bag 4 the right rounded corner. Bags 5 and 6 construct the tower, Bag 7 constructs the wall, Bags 8 and 9 construct the throne room.

BONUS:
Included with this set is an orange plastic brick separator!

MINIFIGURES:
This set includes 8 minifigures, including Gimli, King Théoden, Haldir and Aragorn. Also included are four Uruk-hai. Three of the Uruk-hai have helmets, two have chest plates shields and swords, one has a battle-axe, The Uruk-hai without armor has a torch. Gimli has a helmet, one great axe and one axe. King Théoden has ornate armor (helmet and chest plate), along with a round shield and sword. He rides a horse. Haldir has a red cape and a long bow. Aragorn has a sword. Also included is a rat.

Note about the horse: A special feature of this horse is that it’s back half (legs and tail) is able to pivot, along with its head. This allows the horse to rear up on its hind legs. One thing not apparent (and a nice feature) is that the horse WILL balance on a level surface, even with a minifigure riding it.

PLAY FEATURES:
With a set this big, I’m going to miss a few details. I’ll try my best to describe everything.
The entire outer wall and inner wall are walkways to place minifigures. On the exterior of the wall is a minifigure catapult (meant to let them jump?) On top of the outer wall is one small (standard) catapult. The catapult is mounted to a 2×4 brick, and can be removed and placed anywhere. Included with the catapult are six grey cylinders. As shown on the box, there is a siege ladder that breaches the wall.

The doors on the wall are large enough that the horse and minifigure can ride through. On the straight section of wall, there is a lever on the inside that will “destroy” it. Fortunately the wall is sturdy enough that it will not break when transporting it.

At the top of the tower is a spy glass. The tower itself has a three piece folding ladder, for the minifigure’s safety. At the bottom of the tower is an empty box with lid. There really isn’t anything to put inside of it.

The inner wall (top of the throne room) has a bridge to the outer wall. Other than the walkway, the throne room really doesn’t have a roof. On the inside of the throne room is the throne, two racks for weapons (two new style spears and two new style swords included). Also in the throne room is a large green banner, a table, two stools, two goblets, a plate and a drumstick.

DECORATIONS:
This set includes the new “stone” brick, which looks like plates stacked together. Also included in this set are a number of torches and a pair gold and green flags. As mentioned previously there is a green banner in the throne room. Surprisingly, there are only 6 stickers in this set. Four go on the tower (to look like mossy stones), one goes on the banner, and the other is on the throne. The stickers are rather large, and easy to place.

FINAL THOUGHTS:
This set is meant to be paired with Urak-Hai Army (9471). Without it, it is a very large set with (relatively speaking) few minifigures. Even if you don’t like LOTR but still enjoy LEGO bricks, you might consider buying this set simply for the number of large bricks and number of weapons and armor contained. The recommended age for this set is 10-14. I would say that is age appropriate, given the number of pieces and the amount of time it takes to construct. Also there a some tricky parts in construction, too much force on the wall can break it. If you enjoy LOTR and/or LEGO Bricks and have the space, time and money, this set is a must buy.

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