Prime 1 Studio reveals $1,599 Thor statue from God of War Ragnarok
Prime 1 Studio has revealed a massive Thor statue from God of War Ragnarök, with a $1,599 regular edition and shipping planned for late 2026.
Prime 1 Studio has announced a 1/3-scale Thor statue based on God of War Ragnarök, with the regular version priced at $1,599. The manufacturer lists an edition size of 100 and an expected shipping window of November 2026 to February 2027, although the product page currently directs collectors to a waitlist.1
What is included
The statue stands roughly 105cm tall, 83cm wide and 61cm deep, with an estimated weight of 55kg. Prime 1 Studio says the display includes Thor's layered armour, tattoos, scars and removable fabric cloak, alongside a frozen base featuring Huginn, Muninn and a stone depiction of Odin.1
The product also includes a Mjölnir with LED lighting. The company has not finalised whether that lighting will run from batteries or USB power, and it warns that final dimensions and weight can change during production. That makes this a substantial display piece rather than a quick shelf-friendly collectible.
A Deluxe Bonus Version costs $1,999 and is limited to 299 units. It adds interchangeable heads and arms, extra LED effects, a head stand and a separate Mjölnir model. Prime 1 Studio also lists an alternate pose that increases the statue's height to about 118cm.1
Shipping and availability
The regular Thor statue is presented as a preorder product rather than a game release. Prime 1 Studio's current window runs from late 2026 into early 2027, with the regular edition shown as waitlist-only. A matching Kratos statue is also listed separately, but it has its own edition size and delivery window.
Our opinion
This is the sort of collector release that makes the scale of premium game merchandise impossible to ignore. The sculpt and display base clearly target collectors who want a centrepiece, while the 55kg weight and metre-plus footprint are practical warnings as much as selling points. The waitlist status also means readers should treat the price and delivery window as the manufacturer's current plan, not a guarantee of immediate availability.
For most God of War Ragnarök fans, the Deluxe version's extra effects will be a luxury rather than a necessity. The standard Thor remains the more sensible headline product, but even that is a serious purchase that demands dedicated display space.