Iron Studios Unveils Mortal Kombat Shao Kahn 1/10 Scale Statue
In 2026, the formidable tyrant Shao Kahn from the Mortal Kombat universe is set to captivate collectors once more. Iron Studios has announced a striking new statue of this ruthless conqueror, known for his relentless ambition to subjugate realms and expand his dominion.
Iron Studios has delighted fans of the iconic fighting game Mortal Kombat by initiating pre-orders for this meticulously crafted Shao Kahn statue. Fashioned in a 1/10 scale, the model is constructed from premium materials including polystone, ABS plastic, and PVC, ensuring a high level of detail and durability.
Collectors eager to acquire this exclusive piece can do so for $229.99.
The sculptors have masterfully depicted the bloodthirsty ruler of Outworld in his quintessential menacing stance. Revered for his savage brutality, immense physical prowess, and boundless ambition, Shao Kahn is portrayed in his ceaseless quest to conquer kingdoms and crush all opposition. Armed with his colossal war hammer, he stands as one of the most recognizable and enduring villains in video game history.
The statue measures 25.5 cm (10 inches) in height, 16 cm (6.3 inches) in width, and 16 cm (6.3 inches) in depth, with a weight of 500 grams (1.1 lbs). Its release is projected for the period between October and December 2026. For a closer look at this new collectible, a detailed demonstration of the statue can be found in the "Inside Iron Studios Day" broadcast recording, starting at the 34-minute and 28-second mark.
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