Nacelle's Judge Dredd x Biker Mice from Mars crossover is up for pre-order
Nacelle has opened pre-orders for its Judge Dredd x Biker Mice from Mars crossover, and the first piece is Judge Throttle, a mash-up of the Martian biker mouse and Mega-City One's lawmen. It is the kind of odd licensed crossover I enjoy seeing.
The figure is 7-inch scale with 22 points of articulation and is priced at $34.99. It comes with a vehicle option: Throttle's Martian Lawmonster bike measures roughly 8.5 inches long and costs $46.99.
Several bundles are listed as well. The Judge Throttle figure with a comic book is $45.99, the bike with a comic is $57.88, the figure and bike together are $74.99, and the Ultimate Bundle with figure, bike and comic is $86.99. The bundle prices are marked as sale prices.
According to The Toyark, the products are due in the third quarter of 2027, and no specific pre-order close date or shipping detail was given. That is a long wait, so it is worth remembering that this is a pre-order commitment almost a year out.
My own take: the crossover is a fun idea precisely because both properties already share a loud, over-the-top look. Pairing the figure with a comic bundle is a nice touch for people who want more than another shelf piece. I will be curious to see how the paint and articulation turn out in the final product.
Source: The Toyark
The figure is 7-inch scale with 22 points of articulation and is priced at $34.99. It comes with a vehicle option: Throttle's Martian Lawmonster bike measures roughly 8.5 inches long and costs $46.99.
Several bundles are listed as well. The Judge Throttle figure with a comic book is $45.99, the bike with a comic is $57.88, the figure and bike together are $74.99, and the Ultimate Bundle with figure, bike and comic is $86.99. The bundle prices are marked as sale prices.
According to The Toyark, the products are due in the third quarter of 2027, and no specific pre-order close date or shipping detail was given. That is a long wait, so it is worth remembering that this is a pre-order commitment almost a year out.
My own take: the crossover is a fun idea precisely because both properties already share a loud, over-the-top look. Pairing the figure with a comic bundle is a nice touch for people who want more than another shelf piece. I will be curious to see how the paint and articulation turn out in the final product.
Source: The Toyark
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