Forbidden to join the Men of Rohan in battle by her uncle, King Theoden, Eowyn takes on the armour of a young soldier and hides her feminine features beneath a sturdy helm. Thus garbed, and armed with her bright sword, she takes a horse and rides to war in secret as a aman of the cavalry of Rohan to join the fight for Minas Tirith. Though raised a lady, Eowyn is no stranger to bearing arms. Her skill with the blade is no less than her King's soldiers' and, when all others are dead or gone, it is she who comes bravely to his aid.
I owe a lot to this figure as a customiser for the hobbit Dwarves, but it is also just a decent figure. She’s highly detailed has a sword a removable helm and the spear Eomer tosses at the mumak rider for some reason. My only complaints about her is the vinyl skirt and cloak which are bulky and have a sometimes sticky gloss, her eyes are always painted off looking sideways so a headswap with the coronation Eowyn is something I’d recommend and lastly no shield! I know she just picks it up but still it’s iconic in design. Overall think this is a nigh on perfection figure with some minor issues that can be remedied....[See More]
Now...we finally get a great eowyn after the lousy two towers one. This one is actually worth the price. Comes with full armor, helmet, spear, and a sword. the spear is a bit delicate - careful with it, might snap - but the action figure is cool. Pretty good agility and movement, although she has the annoying attack action like every other good lotr action figure. Thats probably the only downfall. Much better than two towers predecessor. Recommend it if you want an eowyn....[See More]
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