One of The Two Towers' most memorable Ent moments is getting a genuinely massive premium statue treatment. Confirmed via Prime 1 Studio's official reveal, as reported by ixbt.games, the 1/4 scale Treebeard statue carrying Merry and Pippin stands 163cm tall, with pre-orders expected to open in Q3 2026 and pricing not yet announced.
This is a confirmed reveal without locked pricing, so here's what's confirmed so far.
Prime 1 Studio's official reveal, as reported by ixbt.games, confirms the following:
At over five feet tall, this statue sits well beyond typical shelf-display scale, meaning interested collectors should plan dedicated floor or large-furniture space well in advance of the Q3 2026 pre-order window rather than treating it as a standard bookshelf piece. Statues at this scale typically also carry meaningfully higher shipping and handling logistics than standard 1/4 scale pieces.
Recreating the stone-throwing moment rather than a more static standing pose gives this statue genuine narrative energy and multi-character interaction, capturing Merry and Pippin's active participation in the Ents' march on Isengard rather than a purely passive character portrait. Multi-character diorama statues at this scale are considerably more complex to engineer than single-figure pieces, since Prime 1 Studio has to balance three distinct characters' proportions and weight distribution within one cohesive sculpt.
At 163cm, this Treebeard piece stands as one of the largest scale commitments in Prime 1 Studio's Lord of the Rings catalog, suggesting the studio sees strong enough collector demand for this specific Two Towers moment to justify the added engineering and production complexity of a true room-scale centerpiece.
With the exact price still unannounced, collectors should use the time before Q3 2026 to firm up display space and budget flexibility, since large-scale Prime 1 Studio releases at this size have historically landed at a significant premium over the studio's standard 1/4 scale single-character statues.
For a statue at this genuinely large scale, EVORETRO's acrylic modular case is worth planning for once dimensions are confirmed.
For elevated centerpiece display, EVORETRO's acrylic display risers can support smaller companion pieces alongside it.
With pricing still pending and pre-orders not expected until Q3 2026, collectors interested in this statue should watch Prime 1 Studio's official Lord of the Rings product page for the formal pre-order announcement rather than expecting imminent availability.
Treebeard and the broader Ent race occupy a genuinely unusual design space within Lord of the Rings collectibles, since most premium statue lines in the franchise center on human, hobbit, elf, and dwarf characters. A large-scale Ent piece gives collectors a rare chance to display a character whose scale and design differ dramatically from the rest of a typical Fellowship-focused shelf.
Balancing three distinct characters within a single 163cm sculpt, each with their own proportions and weight distribution, requires considerably more engineering time than a standard single-figure statue, which likely contributes to why Prime 1 Studio has only shared a Q3 2026 pre-order window without locked pricing this far out.
163cm.
Merry and Pippin, riding Treebeard, throwing stones at orcs from The Two Towers.
No, pricing has not yet been announced.
Q3 2026.
Three: Treebeard, Merry, and Pippin, in a single unified piece.
His towering, tree-like design gives the piece a distinctive silhouette compared to the human and hobbit-focused statues common in most Lord of the Rings collectible lines.
No, most Lord of the Rings statue lines focus on human, hobbit, elf, and dwarf characters, making this a genuinely distinctive addition to the genre.
Without confirmed pricing, collectors should expect a genuine premium over Prime 1 Studio's standard 1/4 scale releases, given the 163cm scale and multi-character sculpting involved.
This Treebeard statue gives Lord of the Rings collectors a genuinely massive, narratively rich centerpiece, even with pricing still pending. Planning display space now ahead of the Q3 2026 pre-order window is worthwhile.
Having protective cases and risers ready means the piece and any companion statues will be properly displayed once it arrives, and confirming floor space early avoids a last-minute scramble once the Q3 2026 pre-order window opens.
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