Hot Toys Unveils Silver Surfer Figure – Galactus' Herald from Marvel Comics
Hot Toys has officially announced a new collectible figure of the Silver Surfer, herald of Galactus from the Marvel comics universe. This highly anticipated 1/6 scale figure, standing at 31.5 cm (approximately 12.4 inches) tall, is expected to be released in the first or second quarter of 2027.
The figure boasts an updated head sculpt and a newly designed body featuring 25 points of articulation, accurately capturing the character's iconic muscular physique. Both the head and body are finished with a glossy silver galvanic coating, giving it an authentic metallic sheen.
Included with the Silver Surfer are nine interchangeable hands with a silver galvanic coating, along with one pair of translucent purple hands. Fans will also be thrilled to find Thor's legendary Mjolnir battle hammer and a specially designed diorama display stand.
Naturally, the Silver Surfer would be incomplete without his signature board. Measuring 39 cm (approximately 15.3 inches), the board features a sleek silhouette and a matching galvanic coating. It attaches magnetically to the figure's feet, with the design allowing for adjustable magnet positioning for dynamic poses.
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