Awesome Statues

“Don’t you see the danger, John, inherent in what you’re doing here?” Chronicle Collectibles‘ officially-licensed statue is a 1:5 scale model of Rexy, the female T-Rex from Jurassic Park. It measures 8′ x 4′ x 4′ and weighs 150lb. Instead of meat, it eats money. $4500 to be exact.

PCS Collectibles follows up its Akuma statue with ones of Dhalsim, the flame-spewing pacifist. Sculpted in an amazingly impossible pose, the 24.3″ statue comes in four variants: two based on his classic appearance, and two based on his looks in Street Fighter V.

The Toys Asia’s life-size statue Iron Man’s Mk. 43 armor opens up to reveal, well, sadly not enough space for a man. It still looks amazing though. It takes 46 motors and 28 seconds for the armor to open up. The statue is limited to 50 units and costs… cough… over $370,000.

This cute cartoonish statue of Guardians of the Galaxy’s Groot and his best bud Rocket is based on an illustration by Japanese artist Superlog. The art was used as a manga variant cover for Groot #3. The statue also comes with three background sheets.

The most premium variant of PCS Collectibles‘ 17.5″ tall Akuma statue is an exhibit unto itself. The badass Street Fighter comes with 7 light-up heads, 2 torsos with light-up kanji at the back, 3 pairs of hands, 2 pairs of feet and 2 different display bases.

Transport your books to the tropical planet Scariff with Gentle Giant’s awesome pair of AT-ACT Walker polystone bookends. The walker measures 9.5″ x 5″ x 12″ when both halves are together. Each pair is hand-painted and individually numbered.

A 17″ tall statue of Dark Souls 3‘s final boss, a fitting farewell to the series’ players. The Soul of Cinder statue is made of polystone and comes with a 1:1 scale ember. Sadly, it’s already sold out, even though it costs $500. Then again, at eBay the goods are never sold out.

To launch the Smithsonian’s new wing, The Nation We Build Together, LEGO Master builder Erik Varszegi designed a 9 foot-tall replica of Lady Liberty, using 25,375 bricks. The 1/32-scale sculpture will be on display at The National Museum of American History through 2017.

“Now witness the firepower of this fully armed and operational battle station!” Rally your evil figures with Kotobukiya’s tenth-scale statue of Star Wars’ villain. Palpatine can be removed from the throne, in case you want your stormtroopers to taste power for once.

In celebration of The Statue of Liberty’s 130th year, EarthCam captured this beautiful 4K time-lapse of the iconic New York monument over the course of 365 days. As she receives countless visitors, and weathers whatever nature dishes out, she always stands tall.

Half-man, half-legend. Rubin Eynon made this stunning 8ft-tall bronze sculpture for the Duchy of Cornwall. Gallos – Cornish for “power” – stands on a cliff near Tintagel Castle, a tourist site popular for its association with the legends of King Arthur and his knights.

Sideshow Collectibles‘ latest masterpiece is a 35lb, 21.5″-tall statue Infinity Gauntlet’s wielder, Thanos the Mad Titan. The Marvel villain dares his foes to come and get him while sitting on an equally imposing and detailed throne, and the Infinity Gems are lit by LEDs.

Sideshow Collectible’s kickass 24″ statue depicts Deadpool mid-battle, with frozen explosions and gunfire (note the bullet in mid-air). It also comes with an alternate head with a duck face expression and an alternate arm that’s holding a selfie stick.

Prime 1 Studio’s incredibly detailed and realistic statue of Geralt, based on his appearance in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. It’s made of polystone and measures about 26″ tall, including the gory monster head base.

Medicom has released limited edition porcelain sculptures of two of Banksy’s most famous graffiti works. The Flower Bomber is 14″ tall and is all white save for his bouquet, while the Love Rat is 10″ tall and is all white but with a red brush tip.

Weta Workshop will release a line of collectibles based on the upcoming Warcraft movie. The merch includes a 1:10 scale statue of Orgrim Doomhammer, a 1:6 scale footman suit of armor and a 1:6 scale Axe of Durotan.

Watch as The Walking Dead’s Michonne unleashes her rage in this 14.5″ McFarlane Toys resin statue, hand-signed by Robert Kirkman. Pre-order starting at 12pm EST today, 2/11/13, limited to 1500 pieces.

Don’t worry if you missed the life-size Gundam statue in Tokyo. It’s now in Shizuoka; you have until March 2011 to kiss, hug and attempt to take home this epic statue and his beam saber.

The 59-foot Gundam may have been dismantled, but it’ll get a second lease on life (and some Minovsky particles) in July: it’ll be rebuilt outside Shizuoka station with a beam saber.

It’s not as tall the “real” Autobot leader, this 2.5 meter, 550 kg Optimus Prime statue can fight for freedom and toy licensing deals any day; it’s made with over 5,000 recycled steel parts.

Kobe’s 59 foot tall Gigantor is finished; costing $1.5 million and weighing 50 tons, it’s Japan’s way of saying “In your face!” to the 1995 quake as it also serves as the city’s guardian angel.