I think the image is just looking right down the Balrog's open mouth, which is why it looks a little awkward.

Also, how do we know any of these things are ever going to be sets? Looks to me like videogame art.

Oh, how awesome it would be if those were part of sets. Then again, the Balrog, Fell Beast, and the Mumak in the other poster (for the game box) seem very complex for things that LEGO would put in boxed sets. I could be wrong, but maybe they just look so great to make them feel more realistic in the game.

Still, nice find! I'll be curious to see if there is a similar poster for the heroes.

~B~

I think those ARE its nostrils.

Oh my goodness that Saruman is awesome.

I think it's fair to assume that IF we see any of these in sets, they'll be pretty much the same as we see here. The Balrog would make a decent sized set on its own. There's not much you could put with it anyway.

- Tilius

Oh my goodness that Saruman is awesome.

 

I think it's fair to assume that IF we see any of these in sets, they'll be pretty much the same as we see here. The Balrog would make a decent sized set on its own. There's not much you could put with it anyway.

 

- Tilius

Bridge with Gandalf minifig and collapsing action feature.

and flick fire missles

These had better be sets.

Fell Beast seems too organic to be a set, and if it is, it'll be chunky plastic and kinda lame. Balrog looks detailed enough that it could turn into a set. It's neat that they utilized the fire-whip method for the old style flame elements, but I doubt Lego will ever release a set like that.

and flick fire missles

Naturally.

Good luck at McDonald's. Come Halloween week, I will have been working at my local McDonald's for one year.