Up for sale is a Chronicles of Narnia The Lion The Witch and The Wardrobe Queen Lucy Figure. NEW IN PACKAGE. As you can see it does have some storage damage.I do combine shipping WORLDWIDE .I do not know what the combined shipping will be on the items because of the varying sizes and weights of each item; combined shipping will work like this:Buy it now listings: A shipping credit will be issued after each item has been boxed and shipped.Auction style listings: A shipping amount w

Heroes of Narnia Set Features Peter, Edmund and Prince Caspian Each Figure Measures 3.5 Inches with Twisting Torso for Sword Battle Action, Manufacturer: Jakks

CHRONICLES OF NARNIA GOBLIN STATUE BY NECA BRAND NEW - NEVER OPENED SHIPPING WILL COST $10.95 TO ALL OF THE U.S.. CANADA SHIPPING WILL COST $21. SHIPPING WORLDWIDE WILL COST $39. WE HAVE MANY OTHER CHRONICLES OF NARNIA STATUES LISTED AND DO COMBINE SHIPPING.

CHRONICLES OF NARNIA OGRE STATUE BY NECA BRAND NEW - NEVER OPENED SHIPPING WILL COST $11.95 TO ALL OF THE U.S.. CANADA SHIPPING WILL COST $24. SHIPPING WORLDWIDE WILL COST $42. WE HAVE MANY OTHER CHRONICLES OF NARNIA STATUES LISTED AND DO COMBINE SHIPPING.

This painting is a further exploration of the character Aslan from C.S. Lewis' series "The Chronicles of Narnia", a lion who is an allegorical figure of God. According to Lewis, Aslan is "not safe, but good". This touches on the universal question "how can a completely good and all-powerful God exist with all of the evil and suffering that is in the world?" To express Aslan's un-tame nature, I painted the mane as wildly as I could; throwing paint on the canvas, scraping away parts of it with huge palette knives, etc. The morning after I finished, I took it with me to church and after awhile an acquaintance came up to me and pointed out a lamb in the mane. Once I saw it, it was unmistakable. I was perplexed, and wondered at its meaning. I looked and found in Revelation chapter five that... Less

This painting is a further exploration of the character Aslan from C.S. Lewis' series "The Chronicles of Narnia", a lion who is an allegorical figure of God. According to Lewis, Aslan is "not safe, but good". This touches on the universal question "how can a completely good and all-powerful God exist with all of the evil and suffering that is in the world?" To express Aslan's un-tame nature, I painted the mane as wildly as I could; throwing paint on the canvas, scraping away parts of it with huge palette knives, etc. The morning after I finished, I took it with me to church and after awhile an acquaintance came up to me and pointed out a lamb in the mane. Once I saw it, it was unmistakable. I was perplexed, and wondered at its meaning. I looked and found in Revelation chapter five that... Less

Launch hours of fun as you recreate the epic battle with this working Narnia catapult. Also known as a trebuchet, it was used by the Telmarines to launch boulders at the Narnians, as featured in the ''The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian.'' With real launching action and exploding shields, this 8-Pc. set includes a Telmarine Trebuchet Commander action figure for even more interactive fun. Plastic. Imported.

The bestselling Chronicles of Narnia rack-size box set now has movie still images from "The Voyage of the Dawn Treader" live-action film on the box! All books inside the box feature Cliff Nielsen's cover art.

What made C. S. Lewis such a renowned children's author? Was it his ability to mold a fantasy world so complex that it took a series to explain it all? Or was it his love of children's books even as an adult? This book will engage readers as it details the timeless Narnia series, fantasy literature in general, C. S. Lewis's life, and much more. (20051205)