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New Klassic Cyrax Mortal Kombat Figure From Pop Culture Shock Collectibles
The toy company Pop Culture Shock Collectibles recently showed off a prototype image of its new figure: a 1:4 scale statue of Cyrax donned in his classic Mortal Kombat outfit.
While no release or pricing information has been provided at this time, looking at other 1:4 scale figures on its site, an estimated price for Cyrax may be between around $300 and $500. Check out a full-scale image of the figure below:
The Cyrax figure is part of the Mortal Kombat Klassic series Pop Culture Shock Collectibles has been recently rolling out, joining a $500 Shao Kahn statue and a $700 Sub-Zero statue. The company has also released figures based on the Street Fighter, Judge Dredd, and He-Man series.
For more on Mortal Kombat, make sure to check out our review of last year's Mortal Kombat X. Earlier this year, Mortal Kombat X was re-released as Mortal Kombat XL on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, coming with all of the game's characters, skins, and fatalities.
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