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Mortal Kombat 9 Baraka Statue Available For Pre-order Soon
A highly detailed Mortal Kombat 9 statue of Baraka, manufactured by Pop Culture Shock, is available for pre-order soon. The collectible is available in two varieties: a standard statue and one exclusively sold through Pop Culture Shock.
Both editions of Baraka are 1:4 scale (17.5” tall) and are estimated to start shipping in the first quarter of 2015. The standard Baraka sells for $360, but for $10 more you can pick up the exclusive statue, which comes with an extra set of arms.
There are 350 and 200 statues being made for standard and exclusive editions, respectfully. Both include a certificate of authenticity.
Both statues have payment plans available, so you don’t have to put down all $370 or $360 at once, though if you pay in full you can receive a 12 percent discount for a limited time. Pre-orders for the Baraka collectibles starts April 21 at 3 p.m. Pacific time.
[Source: Pop Culture Shock via Toyark]
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