Gandalf Gifts for Hobbit fans

For a fan of The Lord of the Rings movies, this nearly 6 inch resin statue or figurine is very detailed and true to form because it actually looks like Gandalf - lots of figurines don't! It is sculpted by Steven Saunders. 

I love the sitting down pose of Gandalf with his trademark hat nestling on the floor in front of him. It provides a really good likeness facially of Sir Ian McKellen who plays Gandalf in the LOTR and the upcoming The Hobbit movie.

Here's an action figure depicting what Gandalf looked like as a more powerful White Wizard. Gandalf is holding his wizard staff and also his sword which is called Glamdring. It is a 6 inch, poseable action figure so could be used for play purposes but is more likely to be used as a display piece - especially as this Gandalf is now out of production.

What about a Gandalf tankard or beer mug which is emblazoned with imagery from the movie. It shows Gandalf's rescue from the evil Wizard Saruman's tower by the great eagle. Another scene on the tankard shows Gandalf's fight with the Balrog. So two classic Gandalf scenes from the LOTR movies.

A really special collector's item is Glamdring which is Gandalf's sword. This is the sword he obtained in The Hobbit and kept with him during his escapades in The Lord of the Rings. It's a 47 inch replica sword with a false-edged steel blade, metal handle and genuine leather wrapped handgrip.

This sword is most definitely not a toy and is designed for adult collectors. While it doesn't have a sharpened blade, the tip is still pointed enough to cause damage. Glamdring is perfect for display purposes and looks very impressive mounted on a wall.

There are even more Gandalf Gifts you can browse from eBay.com below.

"All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us." ~ A Quote by Gandalf from The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien.

I thought this was such fun when I saw it, a car / automobile bumper sticker emblazoned with the quote "You Shall Not Pass!" which is Gandalf's line to the Balrog at the Bridge of Khazad-dûm in The Fellowship of the Ring movie which is part 1 of the 3 part The Lord of the Rings set.

It's an iconic moment because Gandalf died in his successful struggle to kill the Balrog but was resurrected as a more powerful White Wizard instead. His transformation to a White Wizard was instrumental in Gandalf being a major force in the fight against the evil Wizard Saruman and Sauron, the Dark Lord.