Soška Aragorna vytvořená podle řady The Lord of the Rings high-quality collectibles vycházející z filmové předlohy je vysoká cca 30 cm s detailním zpracováním.

ACI has come with the statue where there is enough hair - no bald spots here. It is attached in very tight groups, so it covers the scalp extremely well. This also makes it quite thick, which can be a problem. It lacks any natural wispy-ness, and there is so much hair that it can be difficult to get right with any amount of futzing.

The rest of the sculpt really shines. They have wrinkled up the forehead a bit more than usual. From the eyebrows down, it is an extremely good portrait, perhaps the best seen at capturing the look of Viggo as Aragorn in plastic.

The hands are sculpted to work with the accessories, and all of the lefts include the silver ring. All of the rights are sculpted in the glove.

Aragorn come extremely well fitted, with plenty of weapons to defeat his enemies.

The regular release included his sword and scabbard, the curved knife and scabbard, a small dagger that fits in a sheath on the front of the larger sword scabbard, three arrows, and a bow. The bow string comes wrapped around it, but can easily be unwrapped and tied off at either end.

There is a generous amount of metal in use, particularly with the sword and knives. They are very light weight though, with a very sharp point - take care. The Elven knife has runes sculpted into the blade that translate to "Foe of the Morgoth s Realm". The scabbards for these weapons are heavy duty, well made, and attach to the belt with leather loops. The loops are a little tricky to work with and prone to come apart.

To go along with these weapons, he has a lit torch, complete with translucent flames. There is also a small pipe, which he can hold in a couple different hands. Around his neck he has the Evenstar, and he has a quiver that can attach around his shoulders to carry the three arrows. The bow can also be attached to the quiver, thanks to a couple more loops of leather.

Along with all these character specific extras, he has a couple things we have come to expect with any sixth scale release.

There are 3 pairs of hands: fists, gripping, and a pair designed for specific poses (the gloved right is perfect for holding back the bow string). These swap easily enough, but the lack of extra pegs can be worrisome.

Finally, there is a display base and crotch support post. The base is in two parts: the flat black piece, and a flat stone cover. It is not particularly fancy, but it does the job and looks reasonably good. Thankfully, you don t have to use the stand to keep him upright, but at this point a stand is a standard expectation for every figure.

The special edition figure you see here also included another sword - the very large Anduril. It has a well made scabbard too, and he can use it on his belt, although it is a bit too large and cumbersome for that. The extra length and trademark hilt set it apart, and it is definitely a two handed weapon.

Another area where this guy really shines is his multi-layer costume. It starts with the thin tunic and pants, both nicely tailored. Over that goes the long leather vest, wrapped tight with a long belt. This is the belt that you will untie and then attach the scabbards.

Next is the long leather jacket and bracers on the forearms. On his feet he has the sculpted boots, which should have been a little softer, to allow for some ankle articulation. Finally, he comes with the Elven cloak, complete with Elven leaf brooch at the throat.

All of these costume pieces have been weathered and dirtied up. They look and feel fantastic, one of the best weathering jobs ever seen on a production figure. They have also used very high quality material, and while there are several layers, it all looks in scale and properly tailored.