Iron Studios has opened pre-orders for a licensed Sauron statue, produced at 1/10 scale.
The statue stands approximately 35.5 cm tall with balanced proportions at roughly 23 cm wide and 22.5 cm deep. Meanwhile, pre-orders are open at $89 deposit or $369 full payment.
Because it is an officially licensed The Lord of the Rings collectible rather than a studio release, it fills a gap that most Sauron merchandise does not: a full figure at a display-friendly scale.
| Studio | Iron Studios |
| IP | The Lord of the Rings |
| Character | Sauron, the Dark Lord |
| Product type | Premium collectible figure statue |
| Scale | 1/10 |
| Size | Approx. 35.5 H × 22.5 D × 23 W cm |
| Licensing | Officially licensed |
| Release | Q4 2027 (estimated) |
| Status | Pre-order open |
| Price | $369 full payment / $89 deposit |

What’s New in This Sauron Statue
For example, most Sauron collectibles on the market sit at either extreme: small action figures, or oversized statues that need their own display case.
This one lands in the middle. At 1/10 scale, the Sauron statue gives you the full armoured silhouette and the mace without demanding a dedicated pedestal.
In addition, the balanced dimensions mean it works in a themed Lord of the Rings display alongside other pieces from the same scale, rather than standing apart from them.
As a result, it suits collectors who want a recognisable Dark Lord centrepiece but do not have room for a life-size or 1/4 scale build.

Look Closer: The Armour and Silhouette
The design leans on the armour rather than on an environmental base, which keeps the focus on the figure itself.
Furthermore, the muted black and steel palette is deliberate: Sauron reads as a shape first and a detail second, and the sculpt preserves that hierarchy.
Meanwhile, the 35.5 cm height is enough to carry the horned helmet and the shoulder plates without the piece becoming unwieldy.
For lighting, a cool directional spot from above will define the armour edges. Warm light flattens the finish and loses the contrast that makes the design work.


Sauron Statue Scale and Display
At 1/10 scale, the footprint is one of the smallest in this release window: roughly 23 × 22.5 cm at the base.
Consequently, the Sauron statue fits a standard cabinet shelf that would reject most of the 1/4 resin statues released alongside it.
If you are building a Middle-earth shelf, this is the piece that anchors it without forcing you to reorganise the room.
There is a practical advantage to the 1/10 format as well. Because the statue is comparatively light and compact for a licensed collectible, it can be moved between shelves without the handling precautions that a large resin piece demands. For collectors who rotate their displays, that flexibility matters more than raw size. It also makes the piece easier to pack away between rotations, which is a small convenience until you own twenty statues.


Other Lord of the Rings Collectibles
- INART – The Lord of the Rings Saruman 1/6 Collectible Figure — the other great wizard of Middle-earth.
- INART – The Lord of the Rings Gimli 1/6 Scale Figure — a Fellowship-scale companion piece.
- Infinity Studio – Arwen 1/2 Silicone Statue — a much larger licensed centrepiece.
- MGL Toys Studio – The Lord of the Rings Statue — another Middle-earth option.
Sauron Statue FAQ
What scale is the Sauron statue?
It is 1/10 scale, standing approximately 35.5 cm tall with a base around 23 × 22.5 cm.
Is it officially licensed?
Yes. Iron Studios produces it as a licensed The Lord of the Rings collectible rather than a studio release.
Will the Sauron statue fit a standard shelf?
At 1/10 scale it is one of the more cabinet-friendly Sauron collectibles, which is exactly the point of the format.
When does it release?
The estimated release is Q4 2027.
How much does the Sauron statue cost?
Meanwhile, the deposit option is $89, with full payment at $369.
Where to Buy
- Pre-order the Iron Studios Sauron 1/10 Statue — deposit or full payment.
- Browse every Sauron collectible on TopGK
- Browse all Lord of the Rings figures and statues
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