Star Wars – Imperial Probe Droid Statue by Sideshow - PREVIEW
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Sideshow Collectibles has opened up pre-orders for their new Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back – Imperial Probe Droid Premium Format Figure. The statue is cast in Polystone, and stands at 27″ tall on a themed display base. It features light up functions on the eyes, rotating legs, and can play the transmission sounds from the movie. It’s priced at $875. Look for it to be released between June and September of 2023. Check out the pre-order link, photos, and full details after the jump.
Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back – Imperial Probe Droid Premium Format Figure
Sideshow presents the Probe Droid™ Premium Format™ Figure, an imposing Star Wars™ collectible ready to root out the Rebels in your midst!
The Probe Droid Premium Format Figure measures 27” tall and 13” wide as the dark, spindly probot™ patrols an industrial corridor. Its domed head is equipped with numerous antennas and sensors in order to aid its reconnaissance mission. Every detail, from the powerful blasters in its body to the pincer-like apertures protruding from its sides, showcases the stealth and danger for which this droid is infamous.
Inspired by the appearance of the Imperial Probe Droid in Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back™, the Probe Droid Premium Format Figure includes light-up eyes* and rotating legs that increase the scope of its sinister espionage activities. This Star Wars figure additionally features a speaker box that plays transmission sound effects from the film, making it a fully immersive addition to your display.
Bring the Probe Droid Premium Format Figure home today — and act fast, as these models are known to self-destruct to avoid Rebel capture!
*Requires three AA batteries to power illumination and audio. Batteries not included.
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