Hot Toys Opens Pre-Orders for Deck and Tia Figures from Predator: Planet of Death
Fans of the film “Predator: Death Planet” can expect new Yautja Dek and android Tia figures from Hot Toys to arrive in either the fourth quarter of 2026 or the first quarter of 2027.
Hot Toys has unveiled new 1/6-scale collectibles based on “Predator: Death Planet.” The standalone Yautja Dek figure is currently available for pre-order at €306.91 (28,963 ₽).
For €360.29 (34,001 ₽) you can purchase the set that includes Dek as well as the defective android Tia.
The more affordable package features a 30.5-centimeter body with 16 points of articulation, a head with movable eyes, two interchangeable hairstyles, two pairs of replacement mandibles, six interchangeable hands, a black tunic, a chest plate, a pauldron, hip plates, bracers, and greaves.
The box also includes a shoulder cannon, a folding plasma blade, a collapsed plasma blade that attaches to the belt, a folding bow and arrow that magnetically fastens to the back, dual wrist blades, two shurikens (one open and one closed), a biomask that can be placed on the figure, and a display base bearing the film’s logo.
The “Dek and Tia” set includes all of the above accessories plus a 14.5-centimeter Tia figure with seven points of articulation, movable and interchangeable eyes, four interchangeable hands, a black outfit, a white jacket, a pulse rifle, and straps to secure her to Dek.
The figures are scheduled for release in the fourth quarter of 2026 or the first quarter of 2027.
Source: iXBT.games
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