ThreeA Reveals Classic And Stealth Peter Parker Spider-Man Figures

07/20/2016 03:41 pm EDT

Spider-Man fans can certainly have their pick of action figures and statues, and after the character's appearance in Captain America: Civil War, that's increased even further.

Still, there are collectors that are looking for something a little off the beaten path, and for those who like how that sounds, ThreeA has the perfect collectors figure for you.

As part of their Marvel line of 1/6 scale figures, ThreeA has unveiled two new Peter Parker/Spider-Man figures, both designed by Ashley Wood. The figures sport a younger Peter Parker alongside his imposing Spider-Bot, and the figures come in two separate variations.

The classic set features the traditional red and blue costume, which is reflected in the hoodie, mask, and shoes of the younger Parker, and in the armor of the Spider-Bot. Parker completes the look with grey khakis, and both Parkers come with 4 interchangeable hands, a remote control accessory (so they can maneuver the Spider-Bot), a large cloth backpack, and a camera that comes complete with a flash, light meter, dust blower, and 4 swappable lenses (Standard Zoom, Prime, Telephoto Zoom, and Kit Lens).

In addition to the accessories, both Parkers stand at 10 inches tall and feature 32 points of articulation. Likewise, their Spider-Bot counterparts are 15 inches tall and include 34 points of articulation. They also feature glowing LED eyes.

The second set is the stealth set and features a predominately black color scheme, an homage to the black symbiote suit. It includes everything listed for the classic set, with just the coloring setting it apart, but man what a difference that makes.

Whichever set you end up choosing, it will cost you $350. The Stealth and Classic editions are available for pre-order starting on July 29th from ThreeA's online store.

You can view more images of the sets in the gallery.

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