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1 : 399 odds
LEGO The Lord of the Rings: Barad-dûr (AUTO DRAW)
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£1.98
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LEGO The Lord of the Rings: Barad-dûr (AUTO DRAW)
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🕷️ LEGO The Lord of the Rings — Barad-Dur (Set 10333)
Unleash the darkness of Mordor with this imposing LEGO build of Barad-Dur, the Dark Tower of Sauron. Towering and dramatic, this set captures the menacing fortress in stately detail, complete with spires, battlements, and lava effects.
✨ What Makes It Legendary
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Highly detailed dark architecture: towers, walls, gothic spires, jagged stonework
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Dramatic lava and molten terrain elements echoing Mordor’s fiery landscape
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Includes minifigures from the LOTR universe, both forces of darkness and heroic challengers
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Modular and play-friendly design, yet striking as a display centerpiece
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Created for fans who love scale, lore, and craftsmanship
Draw details
- Closes
- Fri 29 May 2026
- Draw time
- 00:59
- Max entries
- 399
- Per ticket
- £1.98
- Odds / ticket
- 1 : 399
One winner guaranteed in every draw - selected from a publicly committed random seed and contacted within 24 hours.
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