Iron Studios unveils AT-ST and Chewbacca Star Wars: Return of the Jedi statue

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Iron Studios and Sideshow have give us a sneak peek preview at their upcoming AT-ST and Chewbacca collectible statue from Star Wars Episode IV: Return of the Jedi. Coming in at $850 this limited edition 1:20 scale statue is a must have for any Star Wars fan. 




Sideshow and Iron Studios are proud to announce the AT-ST and Chewbacca Statue, a new entry in the Demi Art Scale line. From Star Wars, this 1:20 scale statue is limited edition, highly detailed, and hand-painted. Don’t miss your chance to add this AT-ST statue to your Star Wars collection today!










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