Ethan Crossfield 
Fallout is entering an unusually crowded period across games, television and premium merchandise. While Bethesda continues work on multiple projects and Amazon’s live-action adaptation moves ahead with a third season, Prime 1 Studio has added another high-end collectible to the franchise’s growing TV-inspired lineup: a quarter-scale statue based on Maximus and his T-60 Power Armor.
A major display piece for Fallout TV fans
Prime 1 Studio has opened pre-orders for Fallout: Maximus, a large-format statue modeled after the armor worn by Aaron Moten’s character in Amazon’s Fallout series. The collectible is expected to ship between August and November 2027, positioning it as a long-term purchase for collectors rather than an immediate release. The statue stands around 26.4 inches tall and weighs roughly 59.5 pounds, underlining its status as a substantial centerpiece rather than a standard shelf figure. Its T-60 armor recreation includes the recognizable claw damage and an illuminated headlight, while the themed base incorporates a Deathclaw skull, Radroaches and a milk vending machine.
Two editions offer different display options
The standard version is priced at $1,399, while the Deluxe Bonus Edition costs $1,599. Both are aimed squarely at the premium-statue market, but the more expensive release adds several components for collectors who want more flexibility. Deluxe buyers receive interchangeable heads that let Maximus appear helmeted or unhelmeted, plus alternate arm configurations with fists or an assault rifle. The package also includes a separate head display stand and an exclusive right arm carrying a T-60 pistol. According to the current listing, the Deluxe Bonus Edition is limited to 100 pieces. Prime 1 Studio previously produced collectibles based on Lucy MacLean and the Ghoul, making Maximus the latest member of its Fallout television collection.
Fallout’s wider pipeline remains busy
The statue arrives amid a broad expansion of the Fallout brand. Bethesda has remasters of Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas in development, while Fallout 76 is due to receive the Raven Rock expansion next year. Fallout 5 is in preproduction, and Obsidian, the studio behind Fallout: New Vegas, is also developing another game in the universe. Neither of those projects has a confirmed launch date. On the screen side, two seasons of Amazon’s Fallout series have already been released, and production on Season 3 is underway. The continuing TV push is giving merchandise makers more recognizable characters and visual material to build around.
Key points
- Prime 1 Studio’s Maximus statue is scheduled to ship from August to November 2027.
- The regular edition is priced at $1,399, while the Deluxe Bonus Edition costs $1,599.
- The Deluxe Bonus Edition is listed as limited to 100 pieces.
- The design is based on Maximus’ T-60 Power Armor from Amazon’s Fallout series.
Fallout: Maximus editions
| Edition | Price | Confirmed extras |
|---|---|---|
| Regular Edition | $1,399 | Core Maximus T-60 Power Armor statue and wasteland-themed base |
| Deluxe Bonus Edition | $1,599 | Interchangeable heads and arms, head stand, and exclusive pistol arm |
Expert View
This announcement is less about a new Fallout game than the commercial strength of the TV adaptation. A $1,399-to-$1,599 statue with a 2027 delivery window targets dedicated collectors, but it also shows how Amazon’s series has created merchandising opportunities around characters who are distinct from the classic game protagonists. With more Fallout games and another TV season in progress, premium licensed products can help keep the franchise visible during long development cycles.
