Lego's upcoming Lord of the Rings Book Nook Set gets an official revealing

Ringen's Lord has become such a significant lego partner since the two started working together again in 2023 that every time there is even a hint of a new set it tends to be talk and often leaks left and right. That is why we already knew that a Gandalf vs. Balrog Set would come, but now we have got our first official appearance and can even put pre-orders for Lego's next LotR set.

The recently revealed Balrog set will be part of a new range that Lego has launched in 2025 called Book Nooks. The idea of ​​the sets is that once they are done, they can fit nicely on bookshelves for viewing. There are three book hook sets so far, all based on characters, creatures and places from well -known novels and stories.

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Although it was not officially revealed until today, Balrog Book Nook has generated the most buzz of the three sets in the new range so far. Now that its shop page is live on Lego, we can confirm that it counts and how much it will cost. The recreation for toy's brick Balrog Battle will take 1,201 pieces to build, and it costs $ 129.99. You can pre-order it right now via the Lego Store link in the box below.

Build your own balrog

Then Gandalf has not let it pass

While $ 129.99 is still a lot of money for Lego, Balrog Book Nook is the cheapest of the four Lord of the Rings Lego sets released since 2023. Rivendell, Barad major and Shire sets start from $ 270 and are all more than 2,000. The Balrog set will give LEGO-love Lord of the Rings fans the chance to build anything without having to release $ 300 on a single set.

The balrog set is undoubtedly one of the better LotR sets so far as well. While the previous three are based on iconic locations from Middle-Earth, Balrog Book Nook is the first to take inspiration from a specific moment. The moment Gandalf faces a Balrog, seems to sacrifice himself to save the rest of the party, which ensures that the assignment to destroy one ring can continue.

The set requires that you build your own Balrog and come up with a Gandalf minifigure to meet it, complete with a plaque showing the iconic quite from the stage: “You should not pass”. The set can be closed so that it fits nicely between your books, or you can open it to reveal the Khazad-Dum bridge in all its glory. Lego has already opened pre -orders for the set, and you don't have to wait long for it to arrive, with A release date on June 1 2025.

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