Good job Scrubs!

Thanks It was hard work though but I learnt heaps of new stuff about Blender - Sculpting, retopology, etc.

Great work!!! i'm amazed

want this minifigure so bad!

I wonder how many people know that he was actually killed by Thorin Oakenshield's cousin, Dain Ironfoot at the Battle of Nanduhirion (The battle in the vale Azanulbizar near the lake of Kheled-zaram outside the Mines of Moria-- also known as Khazad-dum), and that he didn't live to be killed by Thorin 142 years later at the Battle of Five Armies.

Me!!! (Because my entire family is one big collection of Tolkein nerds, especially my sister and father.)
Nice render!

Thanks! I thought I should try to correct the misunderstandings about this guy lol

nice!

How could Azog could have been beheaded but he was in hobbit?

simple... he wasn't actually in the Hobbit. He was mentioned once in the first chapter, but he isn't even referenced again until the battle of five armies when Gandalf tells Dain that an army of goblins led by Bolg whose father Dain killed in Moria was going to attack them. You find out that Azog was beheaded by Dain in the appendices at the end of the Return of the King

But return of the king is 60 or something years later?

Actually the Return of the King takes place almost 80 years after the Hobbit, but the part of The Return of the King that I was referring to was the Appendices. These contain stories that happened before the Hobbit or in between The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings. They also contain family trees, timelines, pronunciation guides, and other stuff like that. One of the stories is about Azog, and you find out that he died 142 years before the beginning of the Hobbit.

I don't get it... especially because in the hobbit book Thorin Oakenshield killed him not his cousin and if he was dead by the time of hobbit why was he one of the main Vinland In it, also you said he was just mentioned in a unexpected journey but they actually fought him in that movie so...

I'm telling you what actually happened in the books by J.R.R. Tolkien, not the Peter Jackson trilogy that completely changed the plot.

yeah, I know because I read all the hobbit and LOTR's books and I watched all the movies too... so I know what was in the books...

I also have read all the extra information books about LOTR's by christopher tolkien and I read almost all of the LOTR fandom so yeah...