Lego builders Rich-K and Big J put 150,000 bricks and 1,700 minifigs together to create an impressive Lego model of Helm's Deep from "Lord of the Rings." The model is 90 percent complete, with plans to add a tower to the right side of the set and finish the build-out of the top parts of the fortress.
Lego elves stand atop the walls of the fortress at Helm's Deep in this model of the structure, complete with massive armies formed from 1,700 minifigs. The minifigs also include human warriors and orcs. The whole structure is designed to look like the Helm's Deep from the movie version of the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy.
Helmeted Lego minifigs guard the top battlements of Helm's Deep. This massive 150,000-brick model features craggy rock walls and huge armies poised to dive into battle.
When you put 150,000 Lego bricks together to build a re-creation of Helm's Deep from "Lord of the Rings," the result is a pretty hefty structure. The creators of this project say that it requires three adults to transfer just the right side of the castle section.
A 150,000-brick Lego re-creation of Helm's Deep from "Lord of the Rings" features a great amount of detail work. The enemy army sets up ladders to storm the battlements while the fortress defenders fend off the attack. It took 1,700 minifigs to fill out the opposing armies.
This huge Lego model of Helm's Deep from "Lord of the Rings" was shared on unofficial Lego fan site MOCpages. It took 150,000 bricks and 1,700 minifigs to built the display piece. There is still more work to be done since it's only 90 percent finished.
Lego builders Rich-K and Big J took Helm's Deep from the "Lord of the Rings" film trilogy and made a smaller version out of 150,000 Legos. The hefty model features huge armies, catapults, elves, and detailed "rock" walls.
These archers are just a few of the 1,700 minifigs it took to build a Lego model of the battle of Helm's Deep from "Lord of the Rings." Lego fans Rich-K and Big J invested a tremendous amount of effort into the build, which used 150,000 of the little plastic building blocks.
