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N7 Day Kicks Off With A New Mass Effect Tali Statue
Today is November 7, a date eagerly anticipated each year by fans of BioWare’s space opera, Mass Effect. This year, we’re hopeful for some news about the future of the franchise. Things are kicking off with a look back, though.
BioWare has announced an extremely limited run of Tali-Zorah statues in two different varieties. Only 1,000 pieces will be created of the standard edition available through BioWare’s shop.
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The statue is 19 inches tall, has a Quarian arc pistol in-hand, and was designed by artist Gurjeet Singh. Orders on the BioWare shop require a $100 deposit against the purchase price of $330 plus shipping and handling. Tali will ship in the third quarter of 2015.
Gaming Head is also offering the statue in an “exclusive edition.” The difference is that it comes with a Scorpion pistol in addition to the arc pistol. It retails for $339.99 and is limited to a run of 500.
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