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Kirk: I changed the conditions of the test; got a commendation for original thinking. I don't like to lose.

Saavik: Then you never faced that situation... faced death.

The EXO-6 Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan collection of figures pays tribute to one of the most significant and beloved films in the Star Trek franchise. Released in 1982, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan not only renewed the fanbase, but it also laid the foundation for countless future iterations and expanded the universe in remarkable ways. The EXO-6 collectibles collection captures the essence and gravity of this groundbreaking film, allowing fans to relive the thrilling moments and immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of Star Trek lore.

The Star Trek action figures in this collection faithfully replicate the standard duty “Monster Maroon” uniforms used in the film, capturing even the smallest details in one-sixth scale. The “Monster Maroon” uniforms were the popular militaristic style uniform created for this film, but which endured for the next five films.

The first figure in the line is the young Vulcan Saviik introduced in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. Embodied by newcomer Kirstie Alley, the fresh-faced Starfleet cadet brought a new vitality to the franchise and gave younger fans a relatable character. EXO-6 is bringing Saavik out in two different versions.

The budget-conscious Lt. Saviik (Kobayashi Maru Version) Sixth Scale Figure presents her as first seen in the movie, on a training exercise in command of the Enterprise. The Kobayashi Maru exercise itself holds significant importance in the Star Trek storyline, as it is referenced throughout various iterations of the franchise.

This sixth scale figure re-creates this iconic character in exquisite 1:6 detail. Standing approximately 11 inches tall, every element, from her 23rd century tunic to her custom black boots, is authentically reproduced in this stunning Saviik collectible.

The Lt. Saviik (Kobayashi Maru Version) Sixth Scale Figure features:

Newly developed Fully Articulated Body: More than 30 points of articulation allow the figure to be displayed in multiple dynamic poses, approximately 28 cm tall.
A Realistic Portrait: Lovingly rendered by a top artist, the head sculpt is an excellent original portrait of Kirstie Alley as Saavik with an authentic, hand-painted likeness.
Starfleet “Monster Maroon” Duty Uniform: Meticulously researched, this duty uniform with removable tunic matches the pattern, and color of the original costume recreated in 1:6 scale. Diecast pieces make up various accents on the uniform including the main chest badge.
Boots: Soft plastic boots sculpted to match the cut and style of the original movie footwear.
Display Base: A hexagonal plain black display

"Your rampage ends here, Doomsday! Even if it kills me!" – Superman

Prime 1 Studio is proud to present an iconic addition to the Ultimate Museum Masterline DC Series: The 1/3 Scale Superman Vs. Doomsday, concept by Jason Fabok!

Some conflicts seem eternal, and in no rivalry is this truer than between Superman and Doomsday. Superman, defender of Truth and Justice, alien savior to the world holds his own against Doomsday, Death, and Destruction personified. In our Ultimate Museum Masterline statue, we bring you Jason Fabok’s glorious concept of their eternal conflict! Coming in at over 3 feet tall, our Superman Vs. Doomsday statue has The Man of Steel locked in a terrifying battle with Doomsday, as the monster bursts out of the remains of The Daily Planet globe! Jason Fabok has envisioned their titanic fight exploding in and around Metropolis, the grim setting for 1992’s groundbreaking (and heartbreaking) Death of Superman story arc. Mr. Fabok has designed Superman floating in mid-air, getting ready to deliver the mother-of-all-punches to a Doomsday that looks quite eager to receive it. Doomsday stands indignantly amidst the rubble of the Daily Planet globe which usually sits atop the Daily Planet building, but now in ruins, a stark foreshadowing of their fatal confrontation!

Prime 1 Studio sculptors have taken Mr. Fabok’s concept to heart and enriched the statue at every level. We have faithfully reproduced Superman’s chiseled portrait and godly physique embellished his iconic Superman suit with telltale textures of fabric and numerous other materials. We’ve heightened the danger and peril that Doomsday represents with gritty rock textures, protruding bones, and sharp horns. The base envelops the lower half of Doomsday’s body and features realistic rubble details and twisted and broken metallic structures which includes the legendary Daily Planet name. And Prime 1 Studio has not compromised on the eye-catching paint application for this classic confrontation: we’ve layered this statue with bright base colors, dimensional washes, weathering, and highlight effects to bring out the realism of the piece!

And more fittingly to the story, our Deluxe Version of this bombastic battle allows you to extend the storytelling once more. Choose between three (3) swappable heads for The Last Son of Krypton. Change his serious head to one of two heads where his eyes are glowing with the power of his Heat Vision, and Superman is shown with gritted teeth or full-on rage! Furthermore, enjoy swapping out his iconic Superman chest symbol between the classic Golden Age design or the one inspired by the original Max Fleischer cartoons of the 1940’s!

Bring home this epic battle, reenvisioned by the genius mind and pen of Jason Fabok, today!

The young Marty McFly and his friend, Dr. Emmett Brown, newly arrived in the hypothetical future year of 2015, wear special futuristic outfits to go unnoticed. They plan their next steps alongside their time-shifting vehicle, the iconic Delorean Time Machine, which floats over the base of a street in the town of Hill Valley in the future.

The vehicle was faithfully replicated with all the details of the original one, with cables, wires, and gadgets, full of internal and external lights, and even with the so-called Mr. Fusion, which produces fuel from waste (preferably organic). With a light in its unmistakable flux capacitor, wheels raised in flight position, the vehicle is supported by a side rod, similar to the one used in the movie scene. Last but not least, the open seagull door, which reveals the interior of the Delorean and the circuit of time. The material used for the production of the vehicle was, for the most part, resin, with a minimum of plastic parts used in its composition. Sideshow and Iron Studios proudly present its first statue version of the fantastic "DeLorean Set Full Deluxe Version 1:10 Art Scale Statue," which provides the backdrop for this diorama.

In the second part of the movie trilogy of the "Back to the Future" franchise, Marty McFly and Doc Brown travel to the imaginary future year of 2015 with the legendary DeLorean Time Machine, enhanced with a flight mechanism. The statues are the result of hard work of study and development by the Iron Studios team, which worked with maximum synergy to create this diorama that brings together all the nostalgia of the movie and the pop culture of the 1980s.

Limited edition
Based on original references
Made in polystone
Hand painted
LED lights
Includes 1:10 Statues of Marty McFly (8.6" tall) and Doc Brown (9.8" tall)
DeLorean sits approximately 22.8" long

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