Infinity Studio Unveils World of Warcraft Sally Whitemane 1/3 Scale Statue Pre-Orders
Infinity Studio has opened pre-orders for their new 1/3 scale statue of High Inquisitor Sally Whitemane, a formidable character from the MMORPG World of Warcraft. Standing at an impressive 108 cm (approximately 42.5 inches), this highly detailed collectible statue brings to life the iconic leader from the Scarlet Monastery dungeon.
Sculptors have masterfully captured Whitemane's unique aura of solemnity, deadly beauty, and her signature silver hair, piercing cold gaze, and elegant silhouette. The statue features custom-made prosthetic-grade eyeballs, while her hair utilizes "milk silk" implantation technology to replicate the natural flow, direction, and sheen of real hair, creating a dynamic and lifelike effect.
For an authentic touch, all exposed skin areas, including her hands and thighs, are meticulously crafted from medical-grade platinum silicone. Her classic Scarlet Monastery attire is faithfully recreated, staying true to her in-game appearance. In her right hand, Whitemane holds a spell enhanced with an integrated LED sphere, producing a vivid flame effect, while her left hand firmly grasps her staff.
The intricately designed base incorporates elements from the Scarlet Monastery, further enhanced with built-in LED candles. The statue's overall dimensions are 108 cm (height), 50 cm (width), and 48 cm (depth).
The pre-order price for this exquisite statue is 15,880 Chinese Yuan, with a retail price set at 17,680 Chinese Yuan. Collectors can anticipate its release in the fourth quarter of 2026. As a special bonus for pre-orders, a changeable banner (flagpole not included) will be included.
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