Can the brave Wizards dodge the skulls falling from the turrets and swinging blades and axe, and avoid being trapped in the spider web and hanging cage? Will Gandalf discover the treasures hidden within the statue? It’s up to you to decide the fate of Gandalf and Radagast in this epic battle of good versus evil! Includes 6 minifigures with assorted weapons and accessories: Gandalf the Grey, Radagast, Necromancer of Dol Guldur, Azog and 2 Gundabad Orcs. But beware – Azog™ and 2 Gundabad Orcs are about to attack with a rolling catapult. The Dol Guldur fortress features a haunted tree with rotating platform for a minifigure, skeleton-torso-activated catapult with 2 fireball elements, skull and skeleton arms.
Flick the magical wall to make the sinister Necromancer of Dol Guldur appear to the Wizards. Rumors of the rise of an ancient Evil have brought Gandalf™ The Grey and Radagast™ to investigate the fortress ruins of Dol Guldur. This highly detailed model took me over six months to perfect and I think it would make a fantastic addition to any LEGO The Hobbit fan.Defeat the forces of evil in an epic conflict with Dol Guldur Battle! The original name of Dol Guldur was Dol Dúgol, and on Tolkiens First Map of The Lord of the Rings the hill was located much farther east than its later location (in square M-15 of Map II). Other versions of the legendarium edit edit source. I propose 35 minifigures for this model, these include 18 Gundabad Orcs, Azog The Defiler (with sword arm), 2 Wargs, 5 of the ring Wraiths (one of whom is The Witch King), The Necromancer, Yazneg, Thorin Oakenshield (with Orcrist), Radagast The Brown, Gandalf The Grey, Beorn, Elrond, Galadriel, and Saruman Dol Guldur is Sindarin from dol ('hill') and guldur ('sorcery'). Many years later Azog The Defiler used the remains of the stronghold as a temporary base for his Gundabad army antill he was ready to attack Thorin Oakenshield and his followers. The fortress lased from TA 1000 till TA 3019 until the Elves of Lothlorien attacked and destroyed the last remaining stronghold of Sauron's servants in Rhovanion. Dol Guldur, also known as the hill of sorcery, was an ancient fortress that had been occupied once by the Elves of the Woodland Realm but was overrun by Orcs, spiders and other foul creatures during the Third Age after Sauron returned to Middle-earth and used the fortress as a base. Gol Guldul, also known as The Hill Of Dark Sorcery was once a mighty fortress owned by Sauron who in the beginning went under the name, The Necromancer. This version of The Hobbit Dol Guldul combines battle scenes from The Desolation Of Smaug and The Battle Of The Five Armies in a UCS scale!
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