Ethan Crossfield 
Fallout fans have a new premium release to track, although it is not the long-awaited video game sequel. ThreeZero has opened pre-orders for a 1/6-scale T-60 Rust Power Armor figure based on Fallout 4, with the collectible priced at $429.90 directly from the manufacturer and expected to ship in December 2026.
What happened
The figure recreates Fallout 4's weathered T-60 Rust Power Armor at roughly 14.5 inches tall. ThreeZero has built it around an endoskeleton frame with more than 35 articulation points, allowing collectors to pose the armor in a variety of ways.
The model also uses magnetic connection points, matching the system found on ThreeZero's other Fallout Power Armor releases. That makes the armor interchangeable with compatible pieces from the wider line. The package includes an AER-9 Laser Rifle, two interchangeable ammunition magazines, and a new male head sculpt that can replace the helmet.
An LED light-up feature in the helmet provides the most visible electronic detail. The armor's finish is based on a four-layer paint process designed to produce its worn, rusted appearance rather than a clean showroom look.
Why it matters
The $429.90 price explains the source of the release's headline, but this is a high-end display collectible rather than a new Fallout game. Sideshow lists the same item at $435, so buyers have a small price difference to consider depending on where they place their order. Sideshow currently expects the earliest shipments in December 2026, though that window may change.
The timing arrives during a long stretch without a new mainline Fallout game. Bethesda has been occupied with Starfield and The Elder Scrolls 6, while Fallout 76 updates and the television adaptation have kept the franchise visible. ThreeZero's figure therefore gives collectors a tangible new release while the broader game series remains in a slower development cycle.
ThreeZero has already produced multiple Fallout collectibles, including a Fallout 4 Sole Survivor figure that is also available for pre-order. Its continued investment shows that premium merchandise remains one of the clearest ways for fans to expand their collections before the next major game arrives.
What to watch next
The immediate question is whether the December 2026 delivery estimate holds. Collectible schedules can move, and Sideshow already presents the date as an expected shipping window rather than a guarantee. Fans should also compare the direct ThreeZero price with the Sideshow listing before committing, while remembering that the figure is a substantial 1/6-scale display piece.
On the game side, the source points to a potentially busier future for Fallout. Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas remasters have been confirmed, alongside a fifth mainline entry and another project led by Obsidian. Those projects are separate from this figure and do not provide a comparable release date, but they suggest the franchise could regain momentum across both games and merchandise.
Key details for collectors
- Pre-order price from ThreeZero: $429.90
- Sideshow price: $435
- Expected shipping window: December 2026
- Scale and size: 1/6 scale and approximately 14.5 inches tall
- Included extras: AER-9 Laser Rifle, interchangeable magazines, new male head sculpt, and LED helmet lighting
Price and availability snapshot
| Retailer | Listed price | Expected timing |
|---|---|---|
| ThreeZero | $429.90 | December 2026 release window |
| Sideshow | $435 | As early as December 2026 |
Expert View
This release is best understood as a premium bridge for Fallout collectors, not evidence that a new game is imminent. The interchangeable armor system and detailed accessories make the price easier to understand for dedicated fans, but nearly $430 places it firmly in enthusiast territory. Its real significance is that Fallout's audience still has expensive, carefully produced merchandise to support while waiting for the franchise's confirmed game projects to move closer.
