Pre-orders are live from Iron Studios for their new Back to the Future 3 – Marty McFly and Doc Brown at the Clock Tower 1/10 Scale Statue. The polystone statue stands nearly 12″ tall. It’s priced at $299.99, and is due for release in the Second Quarter of 2022. You can check out the photos, pre-order link, and press release after the jump.
A new live stream event was held by Iron Studios, and they revealed a number of upcoming statues from new and existing licenses. Check out the list below, and images after the jump.
Universal Monsters
Jurassic Park
Star Wars
Twisted Metal
E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial
X-Men MiniCo
DC Comics MiniCo
Back to the Future
The Target “Father’s Day” 2021 figures from NECA are now available online. These figures have begun to hit stores already, and will be available first from Target, before going to additional retailers next month. With the online listings, you can check your local Target stores, or ship directly to your home. The figures are priced at $29.99 each. You can order them directly from the links below.
Photos are popping up online for a few of the NECA figures that were supposed to be released for Father’s Day 2021. The figures were found at a few different Target’s, though exact locations haven’t been revealed. The images come courtesy of totaltoyrecon and inpursuitoftoys on Instagram. Included are:
Check out a few images after the jump.
A slew of new NECA releases are scheduled to hit Target and Walmart stores for Father’s Day. NECA has shared the news via their Instagram page. These items will be available at those stores for the first 30 days of their release, and then will be available via regular retail outlets after that. These are NOT exclusives, they are simply first available at either Target or Walmart before being available elsewhere. Included are:
First at Walmart
First at Target
NECA has shared a few preview photos for their next Back to the Future release. They have officially revealed their Back to the Future 2 – Ultimate Doc Brown (2015 Version) 7″ Scale Figure. The figure is set for release in June. We’ll update with further images, more details, and/or the pre-orders when they become available. Read on to see a few photos.
The second series of Back to the Future ReAction Figures are available now from Super7. The assortment features variations of Doc Brown and Marty McFly from the first film. Included are Marty McFly in the Radiation Suit, Marty McFly with Skateboard, Doc Brown with Einstein, and 1950’s Doc Brown. The figures are priced at $18 each, and are available for immediate shipping. You can order the figures (along with any Wave 1 figures you missed) from the Super7 Store. See detals below, and photos after the jump.
Back to the Future ReAction Figure Wave 2 – Marty McFly
Is Marty McFly the coolest kid in Hill Valley? Only time will tell. This 3.75” articulated Back to the Future ReAction figure of 1985 Marty McFly features his “life preserver” vest and comes with skateboard accessory. It doesn’t matter what year it happens to be, the 1985 Marty McFly ReAction figure will be a timeless addition to any Back to the Future collection.Back to the Future ReAction Figure Wave 2 – Radiation Marty
He may not be an extraterrestrial from the planet Vulcan, but Marty McFly has to bend the truth a bit if he’s going to scare his reluctant would-be father into asking his mother to the dance! This 3.75” articulated Back to the Future ReAction figure of Marty McFly is wearing his certain space movie inspired radiation suit with a removable helmet and comes with blow dryer “weapon” and Walkman accessories. It’s no stretch of the truth to say that the Marty in Radiation Suit ReAction figure will be a timeless addition to any Back to the Future collection.Back to the Future ReAction Figure Wave 2 – Doc Brown
Safety first! Doc Brown knows that powering a DeLorean with plutonium calls for proper safety gear! This 3.75” articulated Back to the Future ReAction figure of 1985 Doc Brown is adorned in his radiation suit and has a stopwatch that matches the one that comes with his Einstein the dog accessory. You don’t have to be a genius inventor to realize that the 1985 Doc Brown ReAction figure will be a timeless addition to any Back to the Future collection.Back to the Future ReAction Figure Wave 2 – Fifties Doc
“Do you know what this means?” Doc Brown’s mind-reading helmet may not work, but bigger things are soon to come for this intrepid inventor! This 3.75” articulated Back to the Future ReAction figure of 1955 Doc Brown comes with his iconic (but non-functional) mind-reading contraption accessory. You don’t have to be a mind-reader to know that the 1955 Doc Brown ReAction figure will be a timeless addition to any Back to the Future collection.
NECA has released two new figures based on Back to the Future. the newest additions to the line include a Doc Brown Ultimate 7″ Scale figure, and a Marty McFly Ultimate “Audition” Version 7″ Scale Figure. Available first at Walmart, these figures are making their way to general release now. Doc Brown is Marty’s friend and mentor, and the inventor of the Time Machine that causes them both plenty of trouble. This 1955 Doc Brown figure has interchangeable portraits, and some film themed accessories. The Marty McFly is based on the Battle of the Bands Audition scene. It includes swap out portraits, a guitar, a vanishing hand, and more.
Our friends at NECA sent the figures over to check out. After the jump, you can see my full gallery and read my impressions of the figures.
NECA has shared a teaser image, announcing a Back to the Future 2 – Doc Brown 7″ Scale Figure. No additional details were shared at this time. We will update as more info is released. click the banner image for the full preview photo.
A new visual guide has been shared by NECA as part of their “12 Days of Downloads“. Today’s entry features the Ultimate Figures, Toony Classics, vehicles, and plushies released for their Back to the Future license. The guide also gives us a sneak peek at their Ultimate Audition Marty McFly 7″ Scale Figure. Check out the guide, and a cropped in sneak peek of the new figure after the jump. For a larger version, visit the NECA Site.