IN STOCK
STANDARD GRADE
- This item is brand new and in mint condition
- Packaging is case fresh but may have flaws
- Suitable to display in package or to open
Product Description
“There’s more to life than scavenging for food and hiding from enemies. You have to live a little, too.”
Talaxian Neelix joined the Voyager crew when the ship was drawn half a galaxy away from home and became their guide, chef and chief morale officer. The ever-ebullient alien was a cheerful foil to the super serious Tuvok and despite an ability to annoy anyone turned into a beloved character for Voyager crew and fans alike.
This 1:6-scale figure re-creates this memorable character in exquisite 1:6 detail. Standing approximately 11.5 inches tall, every element, from the asymmetrical Talaxian tunic to his galley accessories are authentically reproduced. The original portrait sculpt of Ethan Phillips as Neelix has an authentic, hand-painted likeness.
Whether you're a dedicated Star Trek enthusiast or a collector of finely crafted figures, the 1/6 scale Neelix Museum Grade figure offers an unparalleled opportunity to own a piece of Star Trek history. With its attention to detail, screen-accurate accessories, and versatile posing options, this figure is a must-have for any fan of the franchise and a true celebration of this remarkable character.
Other figures shown not included (sold separately)
Product Features
- 11.02 inches (28cm)
- 1/6 Scale
- Made of plastic and fabric
- From Star Trek: Voyager
- Life-like detail
- 30+ Points of articulation
- Custom fabric clothing
Box Contents
- Neelix figure
- 3 Pairs of hands
- Alternate right hand
- PADD (Personal Access Display Device)
- Cooking ladle
- Coffe pot
Additional Details
Star Trek is a popular sci-fi space exploration franchise created by Gene Roddenberry with the iconic 1960s TV series. The franchise had expanded beyond television and film, to other media with relative success making it one of the highest grossing media franchises in history. With a number of critically and commercially loved series, Star Trek has had a pop cultural impact on many media franchises since it was first introduced.
