Fallout 4's power-armored Brotherhood of Steel officer is getting the premium treatment in McFarlane's growing Gaming Edition lineup. Confirmed via McFarlane's official product listing, the T-60 Paladin Danse figure is priced at $59.99 and ships in August 2026 as part of Gaming Edition Wave 1.
This is a confirmed, priced figure with a set ship window, so here's what's included.
McFarlane's official product listing confirms the following:
McFarlane's Gaming Edition branding typically signals a higher articulation count and more included accessories than the brand's standard Fallout figures, and Paladin Danse's 22 points of articulation and three-piece accessory set reflect that upgraded tier. The removable helmet in particular gives collectors a display option standard Fallout figures in the line haven't consistently offered.
Because T-60 power armor is bulkier and heavier-looking than a standard human-scale figure, Paladin Danse needs sturdier shelf support than a typical 7-inch release to avoid tipping, especially once posed with the included accessories attached.
For a bulkier power armor figure like this, EVORETRO's 4-step acrylic display stand provides the stable footing the figure's added weight needs.
For displaying Danse alongside other Fallout releases, EVORETRO's acrylic display risers add tiered shelf space as the Gaming Edition lineup grows.
McFarlane has used its Gaming Edition branding to introduce higher-tier releases alongside its standard Fallout figures rather than replacing them outright, giving collectors a choice between value-priced standard figures and premium Gaming Edition pieces for the same source material. Paladin Danse's inclusion in Wave 1 suggests McFarlane sees strong demand for premium treatments of the game's most recognizable power-armored characters specifically.
Leading Gaming Edition Wave 1 with a fan-favorite character like Paladin Danse, rather than a more minor NPC, suggests McFarlane is prioritizing recognizable faces to establish the line before branching into deeper-cut characters in later waves. Collectors should expect additional major Fallout characters to follow in this same premium tier if Wave 1 performs well.
$59.99.
August 2026, as part of Gaming Edition Wave 1.
22.
Extra hands, a removable helmet, and a display base.
Paladin Danse gives Fallout collectors a premium, highly articulated take on one of the franchise's most recognizable power-armored characters. With Gaming Edition Wave 1 now confirmed, it's a strong opening figure to build a growing Fallout shelf around.
Having a sturdy stand and risers ready keeps the bulkier figure properly supported and displayed.
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