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Sideshow "Snow Day" Statue Revealed
A while back we gave you the first look at a collaborative effort between iconic artist Adam Hughes and Sideshow Collectibles. Now we’ve got a full gallery of the final piece, titled Lara Croft: Snow Day.
Based on the character design from Tomb Raider Underworld, an exclusive edition of the statue will sell for $259.99 and come with a print of the original concept piece by Hughes. A regular edition – sans print – will be priced at $249.99. Both are available for preorder starting today.
Check out the full product gallery below. It’s a refreshing change of pace to see Lara geared up for a legitimate adventure rather than a pinup calendar. I’m especially fond of the snow dusting her equipment.
Any of you Tomb Raider fans looking to grab one? I'm already clearing off desk space.
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