Technically they don't have to have to be stalking anything to make for a profound piece. A diorama can be a lone figure, a scene with multiple characters, or no characters at all, but vehicles or creatures perhaps. Frodo may enhance the piece, or he can detract from the piece depending how you perceive it. I know a lot of people have grown accustomed to Sideshow's dioramas being Something vs. Something, but that is not a true definition of a dio. The Ringwraiths in this case can hold their own without the Frodo piece, which I think would be more visually interesting. To the casual viewer, it lends an air of mystery of who or what these dark figures are and what? exactly is their purpose.
I agree 100% Blu Falcon, the Wraiths are so menacing even on their own, let's face it, if you recognise them for what they are, you KNOW what they are stalking!!! Might even be the observer as if this piece is displayed just above eye level then it's YOU they are after!!!
just got my excl. diorama # 128 and it came chipped. frodo looked freaking amazing but two of the wraith's came chipped. i didn't even check the rest the pain was to much. sh_t happens i guess so i hit CS up for a lightning bolt return slip hopefully i get a replacement before x-mas. i'm sure they can make this right.
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