Quantum Mechanix Inc. 
(QMx) has released for pre-ordering the much-anticipated Captain Jean-Luc Picard Master Series 1:6-scale articulated figure. The figure is expected to ship in May.
Our Captain Picard figure has more than 30 points of articulation, allowing him to be displayed in a number of dynamic poses. He features an authentically styled Star Trek: The Next Generation uniform with simulated leather boots and detailed 24t century accessories, including a phaser, communicator badge, tricorder, Personal Access Display Device (PADD) and the Captain’s Earl Grey tea cup. He also comes with multiple hands for a variety of poses and gestures.
Picard will be priced at $179.95. An exclusive version of the figure will only be available directly from qmxonline.com and select international distributors. This version will feature an additional phaser rifle and an extra set of hands for holding it. The exclusive edition Picard figure will be priced at $199.95.
The Captain Jean-Luc Picard Master Series 1:6-scale articulated figure is one of many Star Trek products QMx will be releasing in 2017. 2017 marks the 30th Anniversary of Star Trek®: The Next Generation.
About Quantum Mechanix
Based in Los Angeles, Quantum Mechanix Inc. is a creative studio and developer of screen-accurate replicas, collectibles and artwork inspired by entertainment’s most beloved TV shows and movies. We focus on serving the most demanding customers — from dedicated fans to the industry’s most prestigious production companies and studios — with the most detailed and accurate products possible.
QMx currently operates under licenses from such studios as Bad Robot Productions, CBS Consumer Products, DC, Lucasfilm, Marvel, NBCUniversal, Sony Consumer Products, Twentieth Century Fox and Warner Bros.
Licensed franchises include Alien, Batman, Fantastic Beasts, Firefly, Ghostbusters, Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, Star Trek, Star Wars, Supernatural and Wonder Woman .
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For more information, please visit http://www.qmxonline.com .
Face is all wrong. Looks nothing like Patrick Stewart.
The photo doesn’t do the figure justice but when I saw this in NYC I believed it did resemble Stewart.