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This Incredible Shao Kahn Statue Is Ready To Konquer Your Shelf
Mortal Kombat big bad Shao Kahn has been a major presence in the series since his debut in Mortal Kombat II. Now, the main antagonist is being immortalized outside of the series through a massive statue of him sitting atop his throne.
This 1:3 statue from PCS Collectibles was sculpted by Jerry Macaluso and stands tall at 35" high. It's also going to be hard to get your hands on, as the statue will be limited to 300 units (200 standard editions, 100 PCS-exclusive units with swappable heads, hands, and LED effects). To make matters worse, the statue will set you back $1,500, so even if you're lucky enough to snatch a preorder, you better have some money to spend.
Preorders on the statue begin April 30 on PopCultureShockToys.com. You can see the statue (including the exclusive version) below.
[Source: Pop Culture Shock Toys]
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