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Hey, Dakka-people.

I have a question for those who have seen or own the GW's official miniature for Sauron, named 'The Dark Lord Sauron'.

How big is it? Knowing its base size would be awesome. Knowing approximately how tall it is would be even better. And knowing how it would look compared to a Warhammer 40k Ogryn or a Warhammer Fantasy Ogre would also be really helpful.

If you have assembled the miniature, I'd also like to hear how difficult assembly is and if the spiky bits are prone to break off or bend during assembly.

It's an unusual, rarely-used miniature (from what I've seen), but I'm hoping someone on here has one and could tell me about it.

40mm base, around 80-90mm tall to the top of the helmet.

Much taller than an Ogryn/ogre, but much thinner.

Assembly was a bit rough on the metal one, but now it's finecast it should be easier.

 Paradigm wrote:
40mm base, around 80-90mm tall to the top of the helmet.

Much taller than an Ogryn/ogre, but much thinner.

Assembly was a bit rough on the metal one, but now it's finecast it should be easier.

Amazing. Thank you.