We’ve been seeing a lot of classic Power Rangers merch showing up recently. By classic, I mean the Saban production we got here in the States. It came out during a time in my teens where I had lost interest in Saturday morning shows, but even I knew the toys would be big business.
When we saw the original figures appear in Toys R Us, we scooped up a few and resold them at the local flea market at a nice profit. Ah, capitalism! If I’d know just how massive the whole Power Rangers thing would become in the next couple of decades, I would have invested even more money in the merchandise.
What started as $10 action figures has evolved into $100+ collectibles, as we see with the recent announcement from Iron Studios. In addition, the company will be releasing a series of statues based on Saban’s initial Mighty Morphin Power Rangers series.
The 1/10th scale statues include:
- Zordon
- White Ranger
- Red Ranger
- Green Ranger
- Blue Ranger
- Pink Ranger
- Yellow Ranger
- Green Ranger
Nope, there’s no Alpha … yet. But, even without the manic robot, this is a cool set. By buying all eight statues, they join together to form a massive diorama. Check out the pics below.
- Scale: 1/10
- Limited Edition
- Based on original references
- Made in polystone – *(may contain parts in resin, polystone, PVC, metal, and fabric)
- Hand Painted
- Product dimensions: 6.7” (H) x 4” (W) x 6.7” (D)
- Product Weight: 1 lbs
The eight individual statues will launch sometime in the second quarter of 2022. They all can be pre-ordered now directly from Iron Studios. Each statue is $149.99, so all eight to form the diorama will set you back $1,199.92, not including tax or shipping.
[Source: Iron Studios]
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