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Prime 1 Studio's Tekken 8 Nina Williams Statue Opens Pre-Orders

Prime 1 Studio has already built out a real Tekken 8 presence through Street Fighter and other fighting-game statues, and now Nina Williams gets the full premium treatment.

Pre-orders opened October 29, 2026 directly on Prime 1 Studio's own product page, confirming this is a real, dated release rather than a teaser announcement.

The statue recreates Nina's redesigned Tekken 8 appearance, pulling details from both her gameplay model and her cinematic cutscenes.

Here is what is actually confirmed about the piece, its pricing, and the swappable parts included with the DX Bonus Version.

Scale, Size, and Edition Count

This is a 1/4 scale statue measuring 55cm tall, 29cm wide, and 28cm deep, weighing roughly 4.11kg once assembled.

The edition is limited to 400 units worldwide, a tight run even by Prime 1 Studio's usual premium-statue standards.

Pricing and the DX Bonus Version

The DX Bonus Version is priced at $1,399 USD, confirmed directly on Prime 1 Studio's own site rather than a third-party press release estimate.

Prime 1 routinely reserves extra accessories for a DX tier over its standard version, so budget for the DX price if you want every swappable part described below.

Swappable Parts and Accessories

The statue includes two interchangeable right hands, one holding a handgun and one in a knife-hand pose, letting a collector choose which combat stance to display.

The DX Bonus Version adds an additional upper body wearing a dress, a head with a subtle smile, and a dedicated Head Stand for displaying the swapped head separately.

The Stage-Themed Base

The base draws from the Celebration on the Seine stage, featuring koi swimming beneath a transparent surface alongside the game's logo and a nameplate.

A themed base like this adds real display value beyond the figure itself, since it ties the piece directly to a specific moment in Tekken 8 rather than using a generic pedestal.

Shipping Timeline: What to Expect

Current estimates place shipping between March 2028 and June 2028, a long lead time typical of premium 1/4 scale statues with this level of sculpt and paint detail.

That gap is worth planning around financially, since many premium statue pre-orders require a deposit now with the balance due closer to the actual ship window.

How Nina Williams Compares to Prime 1's Other Fighting-Game Statues

Prime 1 Studio already has a Street Fighter 6 Chun-Li 1/4 statue in its lineup, giving a useful price and scale comparison point for a collector deciding between the two franchises.

Nina's $1,399 DX price sits in a similar tier to Chun-Li's opening price, so expect comparable long-term value retention if Prime 1's past fighting-game statues are any guide.

Collectors building a fighting-game statue shelf alongside smaller figures can use an EVORETRO 4-Step Acrylic Display Stand to elevate accessories and swapped parts next to the main statue.

What a Deposit Actually Covers

Premium statue pre-orders through Prime 1 Studio typically require a non-refundable deposit at order time, with the remaining balance billed closer to the actual ship window.

Budgeting for that remaining balance well ahead of the 2028 shipping estimate avoids a surprise bill landing at the same time as other unrelated pre-orders you may have running.

Why Tekken 8 Statues Are Having a Moment

Tekken 8's mainstream visibility since its console release has pushed multiple manufacturers toward the franchise at once, not just Prime 1 Studio, which is generally a good sign for long-term secondary-market demand.

A character as recognizable as Nina Williams tends to hold value better than a deeper-cut roster pick, since broader name recognition keeps demand steady even years after a limited edition first ships.

Standard Version vs. DX Bonus Version: Which to Choose

If budget is the deciding factor, the standard version still delivers the core sculpt and base, just without the second swappable upper body and Head Stand included in the DX tier.

Most serious statue collectors lean toward the DX version specifically because swappable accessories are what make a premium statue feel genuinely interactive on a shelf rather than static, and the price difference between tiers is usually small relative to the statue's total cost, making the upgrade an easy call for most buyers already committed to the piece.

Common Mistakes

  • Assuming the standard version includes the same accessories as the DX Bonus Version.
  • Underestimating shelf space needed for a 55cm statue with a wide stage base.
  • Forgetting that a 2028 shipping window still requires budgeting for the deposit now.
  • Displaying the statue in direct sunlight, which fades painted detail over time.

Frequently Asked Questions

When did pre-orders open for this statue?

October 29, 2026, directly on Prime 1 Studio's own site.

How much does the DX Bonus Version cost?

$1,399 USD, confirmed on Prime 1 Studio's product page.

How many units are being made?

The edition is limited to 400 units worldwide.

When is the statue expected to ship?

Current estimates place shipping between March and June 2028.

Reserving Your Spot Before the Edition Sells Out

A 400-unit edition at this price point tends to sell through its allocation well before shipping. Start planning shelf space now with a EVORETRO 5-Tier Acrylic Display Case sized for a statue this large.

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