Finally we have a chance to see the LEGO Lord of the Rings sets, thanks to LEGO-fans who have taken pictures and videos at the recent toy-fair in New York! Below you will find the first wave of LEGO Lord of the Rings sets coming out this summer. (Click images for larger view.) Enjoy! 
#9469 LEGO LORD OF THE RINGS Gandalf Arrives - Relive the opening scene of “The Fellowship of the Ring” in LEGO form. As Gandalf the Grey makes his way through the Shire on his horse-cart, he meets an excited young hobbit, Frodo Baggins. Includes 2 minifigures: Gandalf the Grey and Frodo Baggins. (Please also note the new type of horse with movable hind legs!) 80 pieces. Available in June. Price: $12.99
#9470 LEGO LORD OF THE RINGS Shelob Attacks - Plotting to reclaim The One Ring, Gollum lures Frodo into the lair of the ancient giant spider, Shelob. Will Shelob cast her web and capture Frodo or can Samwise Gamgee rescue him in time? Includes 3 minifigures: Frodo, Samwise Gamgee, Gollum. 227 pieces. Available in June. Price: $19.99
#9471 LEGO LORD OF THE RINGS Uruk-hai Army - Under attack by the evil Uruk-hai army, the ancient fortress of Helm’s Deep is the last refuge for the people of Rohan. As the Uruk-hai draw near, they fire hooks from the armored hook-shooter and try to scale the fortress walls. Can Éomer and the Rohan soldier hold back the Uruk-hai and save the day? Includes 6 minifigures: Éomer, Rohan soldier and 4 Uruk-hai. 257 pieces. Available in June. Price: $29.99
#9472 LEGO LORD OF THE RINGS Attack on Weathertop – Resting in the ancient fortress ruins of Weathertop, Aragorn, Frodo and Merry are suddenly attacked by the Ringwraiths. Will they take The One Ring from Frodo or can Aragorn stop them in time? Includes 5 minifigures: Aragorn, Frodo, Merry and 2 Ringwraiths. 430 pieces. Available in June. Price: $59.99
#9473 LEGO LORD OF THE RINGS The Mines of Moria – On their epic journey across the lands of Middle-earth, the heroic Fellowship of the Ring travels through the abandoned Mines of Moria. Pursued by the evil Moria orcs and a giant Cave Troll, Pippin, Boromir, Gimli, and Legolas make a stand in Balin’s Tomb. Includes 6 minifigures: Pippin, Boromir, Gimli, Legolas, and 2 Moria orcs along with a giant cave troll and 2 skeletons. 776 pieces. Available in June. Price: $79.99
#9474 LEGO LORD OF THE RINGS The Battle of Helm’s Deep – The walled fortress of Helm’s Deep is under attack by the mighty Uruk-hai army and the forces of men, elves, and a dwarf must do everything they can to stop them from breaching the fortress walls. Includes 8 minifigures: Aragorn, Gimli, Haldir, King Théoden, Berserker Uruk-hai and 3 Uruk-hai. 1368 pieces. Available in June. Price: $129.99
#9476 LEGO LORD OF THE RINGS The Orc Forge – The first time the Orc Forges are seen in the Lord of the Rings movies is when Saruman is creating a group of Uruk-hai to pursue the Fellowship. The second time the Orc Forges are seen is in The Two Towers when Saruman is creating a 10,000 strong army to kill Theoden and his men at Helm’s Deep. Please note that the set-box shown below is a preliminary image. Also, you will see that the minifigs have stickered faces as the final print was not ready for the toy-fair. My understanding is that this is going to be a Target exlusive set. 366 pieces. Available in June. Price: $39.99
So, there you have it! All the sets in the first wave of LEGO Lord of the Rings! What do you think? Is this a LEGO theme you are planning to get? 
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i want all of them,and i hope i can create a orc army including urik-hia , morder orcs , and moria orcs.i wish the sets had more orcs or more urik’s becuz if you have read the books like me you would know that aragorn, gimli, haldir, legolas,and just about everyone else slaughters orcs so it would not make sense if ther wasnt a lot of orc legos than the sets wouldnt really lead up to expectations but really good! why r the ukik’s red?
Yes, we need lots and lots of orcs! I believe the uruk-hai are actually dark-red (maroon); probably just to highlight their evilness and their face-paint.
If i get the Helms Deep set and 2 Uruk Hai battle packs will i beable to put both of the extra wall parts from the battle packs onto the helms deep wall?
Yeah, sure! Why not? LEGO can be mixed in any way you want!
SWEET i am gonna have so much fun with these
I thought I had finally broken the Lego habit. Finally sold all my Lego Star Wars sets. Now, I foresee another addiction.
Scott, LEGO is a great hobby. It is clean, creative and compared to other hobbies not that expensive. But it does require some management of space and $$$. Personally I buy only sets that I really-really like, as I don’t have the room for a big collection. Also, I’m a builder, not a collector. As far as money, I own all my LEGO free and clear as I’m also a BrickLink seller. BrickLink is a great way to fund your hobby so there is no financial stress over it.
I think the LEGO fans who suffer the most are those with a collector’s mindset, who want to own everything LEGO makes in a certain theme; which is a lot! Since I’m a builder it is easier for me to manage my hobby, but it may be worth to start a discussion on how to keep the LEGO hobby enjoyable without any strains, as it does have the potential to get out of hand.
I think you might have taken my comment too seriously.
Scott, better to take things like that seriously unless indicated otherwise. I’m glad LEGO addiction is not a problem for you, however there are people who have serious issues with LEGO. It can in fact become an addiction (just like anything else); jeopardizing a person’s relationships and financial well-being. I have been around the LEGO community long enough to hear sad stories like that; especially about SW collectors. If not managed properly that theme has one of the worst reputations for getting out of hand.
I want Shelob. Not because of the spider, But I must have Gollum. He’s my favorite character in the entire series. It would’ve been awesome if they included the Balrog in mines of moria or create a separate bridge of Khazad dum
Frank, yes, Gollum is probably one of the most complex characters in movie history. He is truly fascinating in all aspects. A Balrog would be SO AWESOME! But it is such a heartbreaking scene. I cry every time I watch it.
I would love a battle of helms deep and Urik-Hai army. Pity they dont have Legolas in it
Pardon my poor grammor and spelling
I like the last one more then all them
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