Where You Can Still Get LEGO® Dimensions Lord Of The Rings

This LEGO® theme gave us expensive, well-printed, and well-designed minifigures you could not find anywhere else. The LEGO® Dimensions theme was an action-adventure, LEGO® minifigure collectible, and video game crossover. While they are completely discontinued (retired from LEGO® shelves back in 2017), the LEGO® dimensions sets are highly collectible as the unique minifigs can fetch a steep resale price on third-party platforms. The good news is you can still find LEGO® Lord of the Rings Dimensions sets on third-party platforms.

Just so you know, Warner Bros., TT Games and LEGO® stopped making new Dimensions expansion packs back in April 2018. They promised to keep supporting the servers, but there is no telling how long that lasts, so these packs are best bought for the minifigs! Also, used or bundled copies can go for a lot less than sealed ones – a Legolas and Gimli bundle sold on eBay for $10.00 in June 2026.

All things considered, to get Gimli and an awesome Moria mining cart for roughly $14 to $20 new and sealed (as of October 2026) is kind of a big deal. With a total of 56 pieces, you get to stand these two small, collectible, and awesome creations on top of two blue, LEGO® Dimensions pads. Considering they come NIB (new in box), I would recommend getting this set! It is also how you can get a LEGO® LOTR minifig Gimli (brand new) for a low price.

Another prime example of a LEGO® Lord of The Rings Dimensions set offering a unique fig (with a small fish in hand) for a low price is LOTR LEGO® Dimensions 71218: Gollum. With 39 pieces, you can build a scaled-down Shelob, and receive a Gollum minifigure holding a gray-silver fish accessory. Again, this is a bargain at roughly $19 to $27 for NIB condition (as of October 2026)! But nothing can prepare you for the final fig.

This is certainly the most expensive of the three at roughly $20 to $32 new and sealed (as of October 2026). However, it is the character that drives up the price. You receive a NIB Legolas with his bow and Fellowship LEGO® printing, and you get to build a scaled-down arrow launcher. For 36 pieces, these two creations (one Legolas minifigure and one arrow launcher) sit nicely and elegantly on their Dimensions blue-circular, standing plates.