Prime 1 Studio Unveils Fallout Series Maximus T-60 Power Armor 1/4 Scale Statue
Prime 1 Studio is set to release an impressive statue of Maximus in his T-60 Power Armor, inspired by the popular Fallout TV series. Pre-orders for this 1/4 scale collectible figure will open on March 26, 2026, at 09:00 AM MSK (Moscow Standard Time).
The standard version of the statue, crafted from polystone and other high-quality materials, will be priced at $1399, while the deluxe edition will be available for $1599. The release is scheduled for August to November 2027.
Prime 1 Studio's sculptors have accurately captured Maximus, a central character from the series, as he clings to the ideals of the Brotherhood of Steel. The majestic T-60 Power Armor statue boasts exceptional detailing, including an LED-lit helmet and symbolic three-claw marks on the armor, meticulously recreated based on screen props.
The meticulously designed base depicts a segment of the Wasteland as Maximus perceives it. It features a bleached Deathclaw skull, scurrying radroaches, and a milk machine evoking nostalgic memories. Every element of the base is crafted to silently enhance the character's story.
The deluxe set offers additional display options: two interchangeable heads (one helmeted and one unhelmeted), two sets of interchangeable hands (fists and an assault rifle), an additional interchangeable right hand holding a T-60 pistol, and a head stand.
The statue's dimensions are substantial: standing 67 cm (26.4 inches) tall, with a width of 40 cm (15.7 inches) or 67 cm (26.4 inches) with the rifle, and a depth of 47 cm (18.5 inches) or 50 cm (19.7 inches) with the rifle. The piece weighs 27 kg (59.5 lbs).
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