"All this he saw, for one moment breathless and intense, vivid on the morning sky; and still, as he looked, he lived; and still, as he lived, he wondered."

Celo, celo, manca (2)

Lord of the Rings:

  • Gandalf Arrives – celo
  • Shellb attacks – celo
  • Uruk-hai army – celo
  • Attack on Weathertop – manca
  • Mines of Moria – celo
  • Battle of Helm’s Deep – manca
  • Ocr forge – celo

Monster fighters

  • Vampyre castle – manca
  • Ghost train – celo
  • Crazy scientist – manca
  • Zombies – celo
  • Vampyre Hearse – celo
  • Werewolf – celo
  • Mummy – manca
  • Swamp creature – celo

Lo Hobbit

  • Riddles for the Ring – manca
  • Escape from Mirkwood – manca
  • Attack of the wargs – manca
  • An unexpected gathering – celo
  • Barrel escape – manca
  • The goblin king battle – manca
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2 Comments
  • nicce
    Posted at 10:30h, 02 January Reply

    quanti “celo”… invidia… a me “manca” tutto…

    • shelidon
      Posted at 19:28h, 06 January Reply

      Devo dire che la serie dei Monster fighters è splendida: peccato che sia durata solo una stagione.
      Anche il lego “marchiato” Signore degli Anelli e Lo Hobbit è molto bello, anche se un po’ caro.

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