Best sellers, best movie & Game Statues

Figure - statue, motif: The Witcher, 23 cm height, material: PVC

Figure - statue, motif: The Witcher, 24 cm height, material: PVC

Figure - statue, motif: Naruto, 18 cm height, material: PVC

Figure - statue, motif: Marvel, 27 cm height, material: polystone, from 12 years

Figure - statue, motif: Marvel, 21 cm height, material: polystone, from 12 years

Figure - statue, 9 cm height, material: vinyl, from 3 years

Figure - statue, motif: Marvel, 9 cm height, material: vinyl, with a moving head

Figure - statue, motif: Peaky Blinders, 22 cm height, material: polystone

Figure - statue, motif: Mortal Kombat, 21 cm height, material: polystone

Figure - statue, motif: Marvel, 21 cm height, material: polystone, from 15 years

Figure - Above the pedestal, which was a pile of wooden debris from an old ship, a young treasure hunter tirelessly searching for valuable objects, hidden by the crew of the Portuguese sailor Ferdinand Magellan, But but mostly he's looking for his lost brother, from whom he was separated as a child. He's wearing brown shoes and pants, the inseparable khaki shirt, armpit holster, and a ring necklace, that belonged to his ancestor Sir Francis Drake, left in his care by his older brother, when they were kids.

Figure - On the rocky pedestal is the all-powerful image of the ruler of the millennial and ancestral water kingdom, expressing his anger with his eyes and clenched fists, wearing his old green and gold Atlantean armor and holding the Trident of Atlanna, the weapon that belonged to his mother. and that gives him the power to control the water and amplify his speed underwater.

Figure - The clown princess of crime, played once again by Margot Robbie, returns and is recruited by the unscrupulous Director Amanda Waller to complete another assignment with a limited group of convicted bad guys who work for the government in exchange for favors or reduced sentences.

Figure - The most iconic version of this hero appeared in the 1966"Batman" TV series, played by Yvonne Craig. Thanks to the success of the series and the character's charisma, she was integrated into the comics in 1967. Batgirl is Barbara Gordon, a cheerful female counterpart to Batman, inspired by the Dark Knight and her father, Gotham City Police Commissioner Jim Gordon. In 1988, Barbara was left paralysed after being shot by the Joker in Alan Moore and Brian Bolland's classic graphic novel "The Killing Joke". She then fought crime as the hacker "Oracle", using her expert knowledge to support other heroes across the DC Universe.