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Just like a medieval knight in shining armor, the powerful and majestic figure of a cyborg cop wielding his powerful selected-fire machine pistol in his right handis ready to relentlessly enforce the law, in a chaotic future in a large metropolis. With his right leg standing on a step with futuristic design and his left arm straight next to his body with a clenched fist, he readies himself with possible threats already marked as targets by his Aiming Interface; his command orders, respect to the law, and the protection of innocent people guide his actions. One of the most awaited releases, presented firsthand on the Fist Seen in the spoiler night at San Diego Comic-Con 2023, Iron Studios bring the statue "Robocop - Robocop - Art Scale 1/10", with the classic and original police officer from the future from the big screen.Iron Studios also bring the statue "Robocop Deluxe - Robocop - Art Scale 1/10", portraying the police officer leaving his Ford Taurus police car with futuristic design, in a diorama set that refers to one of the main and most memorable official posters from the movie, that also strikes as one of the most emblematic appearances of the character. In a dystopian future, crime and violence are out of control in the old Detroit, the city is financially ruined, the government privatized the police force by hiring the megacorporation OCP (Omni Consumer Products), that has plans to replace Detroit by a new city called Delta City, more modern and efficient, kept and sustained by the OCP and their subdivisions. OCP introduces the Enforcement Droid ED-209 designed to supplant the police, but due to a flaw it ends up killing an executive, giving the ambitious Bob Morton the chance to present a project called RoboCop. When the police officer Alex Murphy is ambushed by a gang, tortured and declared dead, his body is transformed into a powerful and heavily armored cyborg named RoboCop, without the memories of his past life. Acclaimed by media due to his brutally efficient campaign against crime, RoboCop is recognized as Murphy by his former partner, and, when he arrests a member of the gang that killed him, his memories start returning, replacing his robotic programming, and bringing to surface Murphy's remaining human side, which leads him into an investigation to find out an elaborate conspiracy of the OCP to create Delta City, involving even his assassin's gang. Presented in detail on the monthly show Inside Iron Studios Day of July on Iron Studios' YouTube channel, and already available for Pre-Order, a classic sci-fi, RoboCop, movie from 1987 directed by Paul Verhoeven, was a major box office hit at the time, starting a franchise that led the cyborg hero to get two more movies, a TV show, animated series, video games, comic books, and collectibles. Check it out in detail on the social media and more news to come on Iron Studios coverage of the SDCC 2023 and on the Inside Iron Studios Day.

Ready to relentlessly enforce the law, in a chaotic future in a large metropolis, just like a medieval knight in shining armor, the powerful and majestic figure of a cyborg cop leaves his Ford Taurus police car with a futuristic design, wielding his powerful selected-fire machine pistol in his right hand, with possible threats already marked as targets by his Aiming Interface; his command orders, respect to the law, and the protection of innocent people guide his actions. One of the most awaited releases, presented firsthand on the Fist Seen in the spoiler night at San Diego Comic-Con 2023, Iron Studios bring the statue "Robocop Deluxe - Robocop - Art Scale 1/10", with the classic and original police officer from the future in the big screen, in a diorama set that refers to one of the main and most memorable official posters from the movie, that also strikes as one of the most emblematic appearances of the character. Iron studios also bring the regular statue "Robocop - Robocop - Art Scale 1/10", presenting the cyborg police officer over a simpler base, without the police car, with his right leg standing on a step with futuristic design, and his left arm straight next to his body, with a clenched fist. In a dystopian future, crime and violence are out of control in the old Detroit, the city is financially ruined, the government privatized the police force by hiring the megacorporation OCP (Omni Consumer Products), that has plans to replace Detroit by a new city called Delta City, more modern and efficient, kept and sustained by the OCP and their subdivisions. OCP introduces the Enforcement Droid ED-209 designed to supplant the police, but due to a flaw it ends up killing an executive, giving the ambitious Bob Morton the chance to present a project called RoboCop. When the police officer Alex Murphy is ambushed by a gang, tortured and declared dead, his body is transformed into a powerful and heavily armored cyborg named RoboCop, without the memories of his past life. Acclaimed by media due to his brutally efficient campaign against crime, RoboCop is recognized as Murphy by his former partner, and, when he arrests a member of the gang that killed him, his memories start returning, replacing his robotic programming, and bringing to surface Murphy's remaining human side, which leads him into an investigation to find out an elaborate conspiracy of the OCP to create Delta City, involving even his assassin's gang. Presented in detail on the monthly show Inside Iron Studios Day of July on Iron Studios' YouTube channel, and already available for Pre-Order, a classic sci-fi, RoboCop, movie from 1987 directed by Paul Verhoeven, was a major box office hit at the time, starting a franchise that led the cyborg hero to get two more movies, a TV show, animated series, video games, comic books, and collectibles. Check it out in detail on the social media and more news to come on Iron Studios coverage of the SDCC 2023 and on the Inside Iron Studios Day.Size: 24 x 17 x 20 cm

The young Marty McFly and his best friend, Doctor Emmett "Doc" Brown, formally dressed in 19th-century attire, pose for a photo during the Grand Clock Tower Opening Party in Hill Valley in 1885.

The big time meter, the famous clock with Roman numerals, is supported by a rustic wooden box. The protagonists of "Back to the Future" are right in front of it, standing on a base with elements and machinery that resemble an old locomotive, another striking machine, and presented in the third film of the saga. With a plaque having the movie's logo at the bottom of the base, Iron Studios proudly presents its new statue "Marty and Doc at the Clock Deluxe Art Scale 1/10 - Back to the Future III".

In the third film in the cult trilogy, Marty travels back to the American Old Wild West to save Doctor Brown, where he meets his Irish great-grandparents Seamus and Maggie McFly and faces Buford Mad Dog Tannen. As a conclusion to this story, Doc gives Marty a rectangular package, claiming to be a small souvenir. McFly opens the present and finds the old picture of that moment framed from when they took the picture in front of the clock, a clock that has always been present since the first film, thus ending the conflict that started in the first part of the trilogy.

This fun adventure, immortalized on the big screen, gets this unprecedented version in collectibles by Iron Studios. With details faithful to the features of actors Michael J. Fox as Marty McFly and Christopher Lloyd as Doc Brown, the second piece of the Back To the Future line was revealed first hand in the second edition of the virtual event Inside Iron Studios Day.

The Polystone Statue measures approx. 30 x 27 x 16 cm.

Features:

- Limited edition
- Based on original references
- Made in Polystone
- Hand painted

In the past, he was one of the most feared bounty hunters in the galaxy, working for both the criminal underworld and the Empire, thus becoming a legend. After a long time, when many thought he had come to an end by facing Luke Skywalker and falling into the fearsome Sarlacc Pit on Tatooine, he resurfaced in the series "The Mandalorian". recovering his armor and taking from Bib Fortuna the throne that once belonged to the deceased Jabba. With Fennec Shand at his side, he became the new big gangster boss in the galaxy.

The bounty hunter sits on a throne decorated with monstrous bronze heads, which meticulously replicates the minimum details of the post-credits scene from Season 2 of the series "The Mandalorian". Thus Iron Studios presents its statue "Boba Fett and Fennec Shand on Throne Art Scale 1/10 Deluxe - The Mandalorian - Iron Studios". This statue features the iconic Star Wars mercenary in his restored Mandalorian armor, with his classic blaster rifle resting on the left arm of the concrete throne, and also features his lethal ally sitting on the right arm of the throne, holding her blaster rifle. The statue faithfully reproduces the features of the Chinese-American actress Ming-Na Wen who plays Fennec. The scene is a preview of "The Book of Boba Fett," another Star Wars spin-off series scheduled for late 2021.

During the Republic Era, another legendary bounty hunter named Jango Fett was the genetic donor for the creation of the Clone Troopers, soldiers genetically altered at birth for fast growth and loyalty, and submission to the army of the old Galactic Republic. Fett demanded to receive for the donation, in addition to a sum of money, a single unaltered clone of himself, which he named Boba Fett and raised him as a son. After seeing his father killed in combat by Jedi Master Mace Windu, Boba, unsuccessful in his quest for revenge, was imprisoned on Coruscant. After serving his sentence, he followed the same professional path as his father, working with several other hunters.

Elite mercenary and assassin Fennec Shand had her first appearance in the fifth episode of the Mandalorian series, in which she was hunted by Mando and his ally Calican, being saved by Boba Fett in the 14th episode of the series, thus becoming his partner. She helped Boba Fett retrieve his armor and later rescue Grogu (Baby Yoda) to honor a deal. At the end of the mission, she follows Boba to Tatooine, where he takes control of the remnants of the Hutt cartels.

Product size: approx. 23 x 27 x

In a secret base of operations known as Command Center in the desert of California, a small sentient multifunctional robot, with a black body covered by a detailed red and golden armor, with a disk-shaped head and a red stripe for eyes, acts as the assistant for the wise wizard Zordon and for the group of heroes known as Power Rangers. Although he is a robot, he has many emotions which makes him almost human, and in the most stressful situations he always expresses his panic or euphoria shouting repeatedly "YI" several times. Expanding their collection even further for the loved series Mighty Morphin Power Rangers and responding to the request of many fans and collectors, Iron Studios bring the statue "Alpha 5 - Mighty Morphin Power Rangers - Art Scale 1/10", with the kind assistant and robot mentor of the Rangers on a pedestal of the
heroes' Command Center.

Built by King Lexian in the planet Edenoi thousands of years ago, Alpha created a strong
friendship bond with the wizard Zordon of Eltar, that became a father figure for the small robot
creature, that in return became his ally and trusty assistant. Obeying every command and order
from Zordon, Alpha 5, or simply "Alpha" as he is most called, was the architect responsible for the
creation of the Command Center and for finding the group of five young friends and taking them
to the galactic wizard, as chosen to face evil in the form of the Sorceress Rita Repulsa. Operating
from inside the headquarters most of the time, monitoring the activities of the wicked Rita
Repulsa and her minions, when necessary, Alpha can hit his enemies with energy electric charges
and has also the ability to create organic matter, like flowers; or he can use his powers to create
costumes.

Product size: approx. 17 x 16 x 15 cm

In her imposing and heroic pose with the clenched fists standing on her waist, wearing her costume created by Queen Hippolyta, with America's emblems (land to which she went to defend the world),her golden belt, source of her power and strength while she's away from Paradise Island, and equipped with her deflecting bracelets and her Lasso of Hestia, Iron Studios proudly present their statue "Wonder Woman Lynda Carter - Wonder Woman - Art Scale 1/10", with the unforgettable andbeloved hero in her artistic version from TV, on a pedestal decorated with a logo and stars that refer to the opening animation for the series.In the beginning of November 1975, the North American TV broadcast company ABC presented the pilot episode-movie "The New Original Wonder Woman" based on the first Wonder Woman's story from the comics, set during World War II. With a script totally faithful to the comics, featuring the beautiful and talented Miss World USA 1972 on the role of the protagonist, singer and actress Lynda Carter, her great success gave birth to a series with 59 episodes divided between three seasons from 1976 to 1979.Size: 26 x 13 x 10 cm

The young adventurer is properly dressed in futuristic automated clothes, such as a self-adjusting, self-drying jacket, and the much-desired sneaker, which is also self-adjusting. The young man arrives in the future wearing a bright iridescent cap and holding in his hands a floating board, similar to a skateboard, called Hoverboard. All these accessories were given by his best friend, Dr. Brown, so that he could be dressed according to that time and fulfill the mission of preventing his son from being incarcerated. Added to the diorama scenario created by Iron Studios, the statue "Marty McFly in Alley - Back to the Future Part II - Art Scale 1/10" has at its base, at the feet of the figure, the tube-shaped backpack that contained his futuristic costume.This statue is part of the diorama scenario "DeLorean Full Deluxe Set - Back to the Future Part II - Art Scale 1/10", which features the young Marty McFly and his friend Dr. Emmett Brown, newcomers to the hypothetical future year of 2015. Wearing their futuristic special outfits so they can go unnoticed, they plan their next steps right next to their iconic time-shift vehicle, the iconic Delorean Time Machine, which floats above the base of a street in the city of Hill Valley in the future.The Polystone Statue measures approx. 22 x 15 x 13 cm.Features:- Limited edition- Based on original references- Made in Polystone- Hand painted

A newspaper lying at his feet, which reports the arrest of his young friend's son, Marty McFly from the future, makes the scientist calculate every second by looking at his watch. The Doc is wearing clothes that stand out by today's standards, but are common in their fictional era. He has, in one hand, his silver Augmented Reality Wearable glasses. Iron Studios presents the statue of "Doc Brown in Alley- Back to the Future Part II - Art Scale 1/10", which is part of this diorama scenario of the second film in the franchise. This statue is part of the diorama scenario "DeLorean Full Set - Back to the Future Part II - Art Scale 1/10", which features the young Marty McFly and his friend Dr. Emmett Brown, newcomers to the hypothetical future year of 2015. Wearing their futuristic special outfits so they can go unnoticed, they plan their next steps right next to their iconic time-shift vehicle, the iconic Delorean Time Machine, which floats above the base of a street in the city of Hill Valley in the future.The Polystone Statue measures approx. 25 x 13 x 15 cm.Features:- Limited edition- Based on original references- Made in Polystone- Hand painted

During Halloween in the small town of Westview, New Jersey, the syntozoid Vision, formerly an ally of the Avengers, says goodbye to his wife Wanda Maximoff, with whom he shares an idyllic suburban life, along with their children Billy and Tommy, and his brother-in-law, Pietro. Vision is a volunteer on the community surveillance patrol and leaves for duty properly dressed, as the date requires. He is wearing a costume similar to the original version of the character in the comics, but with the characteristics of cosplay, in a more laid-back way, with sports shorts, sneakers, and yellow socks. His costume has such an iconic look that he compares it to a Mexican wrestler, who stands out for their colorful costumes and masks. In this way, at the request of fans and collectors, Iron Studios presents the statue "Vision Halloween Version Art Scale 1/10 - WandaVision" based on the sixth episode, "All-New Halloween Spooktacular!" from the Marvel miniseries on TV. The series is produced and aired by the Disney+ streaming channel. After the events that unfolded in the film Avengers: Endgame (2019), WandaVision is the first television series integrated into the Marvel Cinematographic Universe (MCU) and produced by Marvel Studios. In the series, Wanda Maximoff instinctively and unconsciously uses all her mystical power as a channel of Chaos Magic to alter the reality of a quiet city and its inhabitants, recreating a perfect world, according to her concept. WandaVision is based on the classic sitcom format, where each episode is set at a different time. One of the most acclaimed episodes by audiences and critics, the sixth is portrayed as in the series of the late 1990s and early 2000s, as well as paying tribute to Halloween-themed television episodes in general. The Vision is a syntozoid (synthetic human) created by the robot Ultron to serve as its new body in Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015). It turns out that, by implanting one of the Infinite Gems on Vision's forehead, to give the new body special powers as this is the Mind Gem, Vision ends up creating its own conscience and rebels against Ultron, joining the Avengers. Played by actor Paul Bettany, who in the former movies was apparently killed by Thanos, returns in the WandaVision series. Features:- License: Wandavision- Scale: 1/10 - Limited edition- Made in polystone - *(may contain parts in resin, polystone, PVC, metal and fabric) - Hand paintedSize: 22 x 14 x 12 cm

The beautiful Wanda Maximoff appears dressed in her classic Marvel comic-book look, wearing a leotard and boots, with red gloves and a red cape, walking down the stairs of her home in suburban Westview, New Jersey. Ready to celebrate Halloween, she describes her costume to her family as a "Sokovian Fortune Teller", referring to her nationality, and in a subliminal way, to her mystical powers. Thus Iron Studios presents the statue "Wanda Halloween Version Art Scale 1/10 - WandaVision" based on the sixth episode, "All-New Halloween Spooktacular!" from the Marvel miniseries on TV. The series is produced and aired by the Disney+ streaming channel. After the events that unfolded in the film Avengers: Endgame (2019), WandaVision is the first television series integrated into the Marvel Cinematographic Universe (MCU) and produced by Marvel Studios. In the series, Wanda Maximoff instinctively and unconsciously uses all her mystical power as a channel of Chaos Magic to alter the reality of a quiet city and its inhabitants, recreating a perfect world, according to her concept. WandaVision is based on the classic sitcom format, where each episode is set on different dates. One of the most acclaimed episodes by audiences and critics, the sixth is portrayed as in the series of the late 1990s and early 2000s, as well as paying tribute to Halloween-themed television episodes in general. Played by Elizabeth Olsen in the Marvel Cinematographic Universe, Wanda and her brother were guinea pigs for the terrorist organization Hidra. They were used in experiments with terrigenous mist, a mutagenic substance from the Kree aliens. Blaming the Avengers for the destruction and death of their family in a disastrous mission in Sokovia, their home country, the brothers allied with the robot Ultron, but after discovering the robotic villain's real plans for destruction, they switched sides. Unfortunately, Pietro was eventually killed by Ultron and Wanda joined the Avengers, where she began dating the syntozoid Vision. Features:- License: Wandavision- Scale: 1/10 - Limited edition- Made in polystone - *(may contain parts in resin, polystone, PVC, metal and fabric) - Hand paintedSize: 23 x 13 x 12 cm

With his long black cape with blue lining waving in the wind of the gloomy Gotham City, the flash of lightning reveals his image in a shadow silhouette on the top of a skyscraper. Noble and imposing, the hooded crusader with his clenched fists gets ready for action. He is the world's greatest detective, and despite his tragic past, he overcame every obstacle so that he could dedicate his entire life to eradicating crime in his city, many times crossing the streets in high-speed with his black car, a high-technological super machine with jet exhaust. Inspired by the acclaimed animated series developed by Bruce Timm and Paul Dini, Iron Studios proudly presents the statues "Batman - Batman The Animated Series - Art Scale 1/10" and "Batmobile - Batman The Animated Series - Art Scale 1/10", celebrating 30 years of success of the series that is considered by many the best Dark Knight's adaptation for other media.

Produced by Warner Bros. Animation between 1992 and 1995, Batman: The Animated Series is widely
praised and commended by its noir aesthetics and thematic complexity, its success led it to win four Emmy awards, including Outstanding Animated Series. Created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger in 1939, after witnessing his parents' murder as a child, Bruce Wayne traveled the world, training martial arts with master Yoru Sensei, escapology with the magician Zatara and much more, seeking his physical and intellectual perfection. As an adult, during the day he is CEO of Wayne Enterprises and keeps the public image of a millionaire playboy, however, at night, using a suit inspired in a bat's image to incite fear on the criminals, he patrols the streets of Gotham on his iconic Batmobile, a supercar designed and built by an engineer and designer called Earl Cooper, that became Dark Knight's ally after being saved by him.

Product size: approx. 24 x 64 x 40 cm

After the success of the Batman film of the year 1989, which marked the 50th anniversary of the debut of the Batman, a sequel was inevitable, so in 1992, again under the direction of Tim Burton and Michael Keaton as Bruce Wayne / Batman, the film "Batman Returns" brought the Dark Knight back to theaters, thus creating his first film franchise. In this sequel Gotham's night protector faces Max Shreck (Christopher Walken), a corrupt tycoon, the enigmatic Catwoman played by Michelle Pfeiffer, and the fearsome Penguin, by Danny DeVito, who seeks revenge against the society that rejected him. A success among fans and critics, it was nominated for two Oscars: Best Visual Effects and Best Makeup. With his origins diverging from the comic books, Oswald Cobblepot, the Penguin, was born in Gotham's aristocracy of high society, but due to his deformities he is abandoned by his parents as a baby. Supposedly created as the attraction of a freak show, thirty-three years later he returns as the leader of the Red Triangle Circus Gang, looking for revenge. This version of him in this film is much more tragic and malevolent, compared to his original comic book version which is more comical, and according to Burton, it was inspired by the classic German horror film "Das Cabinet des Dr. Caligari", of 1920, and visually influenced his first version of the animated series Batman, by Bruce Timm and Paul Dini of the same year. With a sadistic smile, the villain lands with one of his special umbrellas, which contains a device that makes him spin like a propeller and makes him a type of flying artifact. Dressed in his formal attire, with a top hat and an overcoat in shades of black and gray, in this way Iron Studios presents his figure, represented in the " Penguin Deluxe Art Scale 1/10 - Batman Returns - Iron Studios" at the top of a diorama base, with the staircase in front of him, which takes him to his lair, where two of his pet penguins precede him, adorned with armor on his chests and carrying guided explosives, and just below his feet is his peculiar vehicle , floating duck, coming out of Gotham's icy underground river galleries. The villain is introduced to pair with the "Catwoman - Batman Returns - Art Scale 1/10" statue of the feline villain announced by Iron Studios (also available for Pre Order), in the line derived from this classic movie by Tim Burton.The Polystone statue measures approx. 33 x 20 x.