Lord of the Rings 3D Prints

As lifelong Lord of the Rings fans, Scott and I have turned our love for Middle-earth into a growing collection of epic 3D prints. It all began when I surprised him with the One Ring I found in a 3D printing group for his birthday, soon followed by a striking Fellowship of the Ring silhouette that now guards his monitor. From legendary weapons like Narsil, Sting, and Eowyn’s sword to elaborate party props for our Rings of Power watch parties—including a dry-ice-smoldering Mt. Doom, glowing Gandalf staff, and Sauron’s menacing mace—our LOTR creations bring the magic of Tolkien’s world to life. Not all those who wander are lost… some just wander into epic 3D printing projects!

Here’s a compilation of the LOTR prints we’ve created over the years:

• One Ring
• Fellowship of the Ring Silhouette
• Swords:
  • Boromir’s Sword
  • Eowyn’s Sword
  • Narsil 
  • Sting
• Rings of Power Season 1 Watch Party:
  • One Bowl to Hold Them All – LOTR Ring Bowl 
  • Mt Doom smoldering with dry ice
  • Light up Gandalf staff
  • Tower of Orthanc
  • Witch King of Angmar’s helmet
  • Galadriel crown
  • Elrond Crown
• Rings of Power Season 2 Premiere Party:
  • Sauron’s mace
  • Elven war helm
  • Legolas’ bow
  • Gimli’s Axe
  • Gimli’s Helmet
  • Aragorn’s crown 
  • Barad-dûr

One Ring

There were 3 different ring sizes I decided to print, and the largest fit Scott and smallest me. 🙂 Each ring took about 30 minutes (1.5 hours for 3) on my Ender3. I printed the One Ring in gold PLA.

Fellowship of the Ring Silhouette

I printed the Fellowship of the Ring Silhouette in black PLA in ~1.5 hours on my Ender3.