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LEGO Lord of the Rings minikit guide

One guide to collect them all

The Mines of Moria [1-5]

Minikit #1: From the start of the level, head into the northeast area and yank the glowing handle with the Uruk-hai to get a minikit.

Minikit #2: To get this minikit, you’ll have to pull three dwarf statues. The first is just to the left of where the level begins. Use the Uruk-hai to pull the statue loose.

The other two statues can be found on either extreme ledge during the cave troll battle.

Minikit #3: Once Gandalf warns of the Balrog, head northeast to find this Morgul block. You’ll have to break three of these with Aragorn’s sword to get a minikit.

Head north from the first Morgul to find a Mithril block. Shatter this with the Berserker’s bombs to open a small new space. The second Morgul block is tucked away in this space’s northeast corner.

You’ll find the third Morgul block beside this cart just a short distance west from the second one.

Minikit #4: In the same space as the second Morgul block, shatter the nearby cart to find some loose pieces. Build these into the climbable wall, then ascend it with Gollum to grab a minikit.

Minikit #5: Near the base of the climbable wall is a hook. Grab it with Sam’s rope to shake loose a minikit. 

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3 comments

  • jerome-cruz - January 31, 2013 3:53 p.m.

    Dont know if its a glitch but I got 12/10 mini kits here.
  • sharonb33 - December 3, 2012 7:48 p.m.

    This is obviously a walkthrough in free play mode. Doesn't help those in story mode at all!
  • GamesRadarBrianKim - December 13, 2012 10:50 a.m.

    Sharon, you're right, but Tony found that free play is the best way to collect them all because it requires a wide array of abilities from various characters and allows you to play as any character you unlocked.

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