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Iron Studios Star Wars The Mandalorian R2-D2 1/10 Art Scale Statue
A$218.99
He traveled many planets, navigated in space by countless spaceships, met different cultures and civilizations, interacted with several generations, played a critical and vital role while aiding his allies, witnessed the birth and fall of worlds in a galactic saga, and prevailed always present even with his small size and limited strength, becoming one of the most prominent characters of his universe. Carefully replicated to the smallest details of his structure, Iron Studios proudly bring the statue "R2-D2 – The Mandalorian – Art Scale 1/10" with the iconic Astromech robot droid, Luke Skywalker's friend.
The first R2-D2 statue produced by Iron Studios on the 1/10 scale, presents the charismatic robot from the Star Wars universe just like in his appearance on "The Mandalorian" series from the Disney+ streaming service, over a pedestal of the floors of the villain Moff Gideon's space light cruiser spaceship, R2-D2 joined Luke Skywalker to rescue a Force-sensitive child called Grogu, natural of the same species as Jedi Yoda.
Intelligent and brave, having served many different masters through his life, R2-D2 never received a complete memory wipe or new programming, resulting in his adventurous and independent attitude. Often seeing himself in crucial moments of galactic history, his bravery and ingenuity saved the galaxy on many occasions.
One of the main and most emblematic characters from Star Wars, present in the entire movie saga, he was the protagonist of an animated series in the 1980s and appeared in many others, R2-D2 is already available for Pre-Order and besides forming a set alongside the statue "Luke Skywalker and Grogu – The Mandalorian – Art Scale 1/10", also available for Pre-Order, he stands out individually. Revealed on Inside Iron Studios Day on YouTube, check out other news from the Star Wars universe soon by Iron Studios.
- Star Wars
- The Mandalorian
- R2-D2
- Iron Studios
Iron Studios Star Wars The Mandalorian R2-D2 1/10 Art Scale Statue
A$218.99
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He traveled many planets, navigated in space by countless spaceships, met different cultures and civilizations, interacted with several generations, played a critical and vital role while aiding his allies, witnessed the birth and fall of worlds in a galactic saga, and prevailed always present even with his small size and limited strength, becoming one of the most prominent characters of his universe. Carefully replicated to the smallest details of his structure, Iron Studios proudly bring the statue "R2-D2 – The Mandalorian – Art Scale 1/10" with the iconic Astromech robot droid, Luke Skywalker's friend.
The first R2-D2 statue produced by Iron Studios on the 1/10 scale, presents the charismatic robot from the Star Wars universe just like in his appearance on "The Mandalorian" series from the Disney+ streaming service, over a pedestal of the floors of the villain Moff Gideon's space light cruiser spaceship, R2-D2 joined Luke Skywalker to rescue a Force-sensitive child called Grogu, natural of the same species as Jedi Yoda.
Intelligent and brave, having served many different masters through his life, R2-D2 never received a complete memory wipe or new programming, resulting in his adventurous and independent attitude. Often seeing himself in crucial moments of galactic history, his bravery and ingenuity saved the galaxy on many occasions.
One of the main and most emblematic characters from Star Wars, present in the entire movie saga, he was the protagonist of an animated series in the 1980s and appeared in many others, R2-D2 is already available for Pre-Order and besides forming a set alongside the statue "Luke Skywalker and Grogu – The Mandalorian – Art Scale 1/10", also available for Pre-Order, he stands out individually. Revealed on Inside Iron Studios Day on YouTube, check out other news from the Star Wars universe soon by Iron Studios.
- Star Wars
- The Mandalorian
- R2-D2
- Iron Studios
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