Rumored Lego The Lord of the Rings Helm's Deep Set Said to Have 8,060 Pieces
A rumored Lego The Lord of the Rings Helm's Deep set is said to include 8,060 pieces and is reportedly scheduled for a June 2027 release.
A new Lego The Lord of the Rings set based on Helm's Deep is rumored to be in development, according to Screen Rant. The rumored set is said to contain 8,060 pieces and is reportedly scheduled for release in June 2027.
If it arrives as rumored, the Helm's Deep set would become the second-largest Lego The Lord of the Rings set. The largest is Minas Tirith, which includes 8,278 pieces and is priced at $649.99.
The reported piece count places the Helm's Deep set well above other recent Lego The Lord of the Rings releases, including Rivendell at 6,167 pieces ($499.99) and Barad-Dur at 5,471 pieces ($459.99). The Shire comes in at 2,017 pieces ($269.99), the Balrog Book-Nook at 1,201 pieces ($129.99) and Sauron's Helmet at 538 pieces ($69.99).
The original Helm's Deep Lego set was released in 2012 and contained a little over 1,300 pieces, making the rumored piece count a substantial increase over that version.
Other The Lord of the Rings Projects in the Works
Beyond the rumored Lego set, a new open-world The Lord of the Rings video game is in development at Warhorse Studios. A new prequel movie and the next season of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power are also planned for the coming years.
Quick answers
How many pieces does the rumored Helm's Deep Lego set have?
The rumored set is said to contain 8,060 pieces.
When is the Helm's Deep Lego set expected to release?
It is reportedly scheduled for release in June 2027.
How does the rumored set compare to other Lego The Lord of the Rings sets?
If released as rumored, it would be the second-largest The Lord of the Rings Lego set, behind Minas Tirith at 8,278 pieces.