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It's a very interesting compendium of the LotR knowledge, focused on weapons used in wars throughout the trilogy. The most fascinating aspect is definitely the great visualization of each major battle. The 2nd best part of it is definitely the foreword written by Christopher Lee.

Good concepts again especially for prop design. Not as varied though as the general LOTR movie art books.

This is amazing, it has tons of really cool information.

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Very cool and detailed book. Beautiful volume and fun to just flip through.

Coming to think of it, I have no idea where he got all of this (detailed) info. Definitely not from the original books. This is pretty cap.

Obviously slapped together to take advantage of the success of the films. The art work is nice, but it is rather apparent that the authors did not read the books or even pay too much attention to the films.

Actually learned a little more than I thought I would with this one, and some of the details of the armor and weapons were things I had no idea about before this. I'm hoping that all of this is cannon and worked off the notes of the author himself.

This just popped up in my GR feed. I had this book back in the day when the movies were all the rage and I was thoroughly obsessed. Probably perfect for young fans in the same way all those Star Wars ship cross section books are. Even back then I remember being disappointed with this book, though. The one part I remember thinking was awesome was the close up of the gear of The Mouth of Sauron, still one of my favorite parts of the films.

I did not know this book existed! How!? I must get this.

In my opinion, the book of the saga is very wide and rich in plot