

Fans of FromSoftware’s Elden Ring will have another collectible to look forward to: a detailed Raging Wolf armor statue expected to arrive in Spring 2027. The 1/6-scale figure recreates the Tarnished wearing one of the game’s most recognizable armor sets and is designed for collectors who want to bring a piece of the Lands Between into their homes.
Gecco is producing the statue under FromSoftware’s supervision. It captures the character in a battle-worn appearance, with detailed armor, weathered leather, and a display base inspired by the world of the Elden Ring.
Standing about 33 cm (13 inches) tall, the collectible is a 1/6 scale figure made of PVC and ABS. The figure depicts the Tarnished walking through the wilderness, with the character’s hair flowing in the wind and an intimidating presence.
The statue’s design focuses on the finer details of the Raging Wolf armor. These include the hard texture of the metal components, realistic wear on the leather, and scars and stains that reflect the character’s battles.
The display base is inspired by the stone pathway leading towards Stormveil Castle, adding another reference to the game’s setting. FromSoftware supervised the statue’s development, Shinya Yamaoka took care of the sculpting, and Katsuhige Akeyama handled the paint accents.
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The Raging Wolf 1/6-scale statue is listed at USD 469.99 on Bandai Namco’s official US store. The product is available for pre-order, with an expected release window of Spring 2027.
However, the European Bandai Namco store lists Winter 2026 as the release period. The company notes that the supplier communicates release estimates, which may be subject to delays.
Gecco supplies the collectible, which includes a display base. Its international availability and shipping costs may vary depending on the buyer’s location.
The Raging Wolf armor is one of the most recognizable equipment sets in Elden Ring. Its appearance in the game has made it a popular choice among players, and the new statue recreates its design as a detailed physical collectible.
With its 33 cm height, 1/6-scale construction, and FromSoftware-supervised detailing, the figure targets fans and collectors interested in the game’s characters and visual world.
The statue offers another way for players to celebrate Elden Ring beyond the game itself, although its final delivery schedule will depend on the manufacturer’s release timeline.