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SOTA Toys New Street Fighter IV Juri Figure Variants
Looking to redecorate your house with video game-themed art? The fine folks at SOTA Toys have got you covered. The statue company has teamed up with Capcom to release a new Juri statue that ties in with Super Street Fighter IV’s release.
Last month SOTA announced it was opening pre-orders for its Juri statue, but today the toy company announced two alternate variants of the statue. The first is an orange and black repaint (below) featuring Juri in her alternate costume. The second is an LED variant (above) that allows Juri's eye to light up just like it does in the game.
As Seth’s deadly companion, Juri is a danger in the ring, but she also makes a beautiful statue. Standing approximately 11-inches tall, this Juri figure joins Ken, Cammy, Akuma, and Blanka in SOTA's line of collectible Street Fighter statues. Made of premium quality resin and flex resin, this statue is truly a work of art, and will hit your bank account for $109.99 ($149.99 for the LED version) when it becomes available in mid-May.
Check out some images below. Anyone planning on buying any of these?
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