Prime 1 Studio's Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem lineup is adding one of the franchise's most recognizable antagonists in serious scale. The Wolf Predator statue, rendered at 1/3 scale, is set to arrive October 2026, with a Deluxe Bonus Version priced at $2,999 and a Regular Version at $2,699 — placing it firmly in ultra-premium statue territory even by Prime 1 Studio's own standards.
The Deluxe Bonus Version carries a limited edition size of 999 units and substantial physical dimensions: roughly 95cm in height, 85cm in width, and a depth ranging from 65cm to 78cm depending on which optional accessory configuration is displayed (a plasma pistol adds noticeably to the footprint). At 81.5-81.9kg depending on version, this is not a statue collectors will be repositioning casually once it's placed.
Wolf Predator has become one of the most iconic individual characters in the Predator franchise since Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem, largely due to his distinctive design elements and role as the film's central hunter. A 1/3 scale treatment at this level of detail gives the character the kind of premium showcase that's typically reserved for a franchise's most requested figures, and the size alone signals Prime 1 Studio is positioning this as a genuine flagship piece for its AvP line rather than a secondary release.
The $300 difference between the Regular Version ($2,699) and Deluxe Bonus Version ($2,999) reflects the additional accessories and display configurations included with the higher tier — a pattern consistent with how Prime 1 Studio typically structures its premium statue releases. Collectors deciding between versions should weigh whether the extra accessory options are worth the premium for a piece already well into four-figure pricing territory.
At nearly a meter tall and weighing over 80kg, this statue requires genuinely serious planning before it arrives — not just shelf space, but shelf load-bearing capacity. This isn't a piece that goes on a standard floating shelf; collectors will need dedicated, reinforced furniture built to support the weight safely over years of display.
A statue in this price range is worth treating more like a genuine collectible investment than a typical toy purchase, which means keeping documentation of purchase price, edition number, and condition on hand from day one. Some collectors with statue collections at this value tier also look into specialty collectibles insurance, since standard homeowner's or renter's policies may cap single-item coverage well below what a piece like this is actually worth. It's a step worth taking before the statue arrives rather than after, given how much can go wrong with a nearly meter-tall, 80kg-plus piece during unboxing and initial placement alone.
A statue of this weight and size typically ships via freight rather than standard parcel delivery, meaning collectors should plan for a delivery appointment and potentially some assistance moving the crate into place, rather than expecting a simple doorstep drop-off. Confirming your retailer's specific shipping method ahead of the October arrival window helps avoid delivery-day surprises for a piece this substantial.
A statue at this scale exceeds what most standard display cases accommodate, so planning dedicated floor or platform space with supplemental protection matters more than a single enclosure. For smaller companion pieces or accessories displayed alongside it, the EVORETRO Acrylic Modular Case and the EVORETRO 4-Step Acrylic Display Stand both work well for staging smaller pieces in the same display area.
Wolf Predator joins an existing Prime 1 Studio lineup of Predator-franchise statues, including previous Scar Predator and Chopper Predator releases, giving collectors focused on the franchise multiple 1/3 scale pieces to potentially display together as a themed group. Collectors building out a full Predator lineup at this scale should factor in that each piece carries similarly substantial size and weight requirements, meaning a multi-statue Predator display needs proportionally more dedicated space and structural support than a single-piece purchase.
The Deluxe Bonus Version is $2,999 and the Regular Version is $2,699.
October 2026.
Roughly 95cm tall, 85cm wide, and 65-78cm deep depending on accessory configuration, weighing 81.5-81.9kg.
The Deluxe Bonus Version has a confirmed edition size of 999 units.
Photographing the statue's packaging, serial number, and condition immediately upon arrival creates a useful record for insurance purposes, independent of whatever documentation the retailer or manufacturer provides at time of purchase.
This is a serious commitment even by ultra-premium statue standards — both financially and physically — but for AvP collectors who've wanted Wolf Predator rendered at true flagship scale, it delivers exactly that. Plan your display space and furniture well before the October arrival.
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