Six years is a long time to wait for a statue. Back when Gaming Heads first announced its officially licensed Fallout: Nuka-Girl figure, Fallout fans were still riding high on the buzz surroundingFallout 4 and its Nuka-World DLC. Now, after what feels like a small ice age of silence, the collectibles maker has confirmed that Nuka-Girl will finally ship sometime between July and September 2026.
Six years in the making, and she arrives with a jetpack
The statue is based on the iconic pinup artwork from Fallout 4: Nuka-World, the sixth and final DLC for Fallout 4 released back in 2016. Nuka-Girl herself is the face of the in-game Nuka-Cola brand, plastered across billboards and advertisements throughout the Commonwealth. Gaming Heads has translated that retro-futurist mascot into a 13-inch, 1/6 scale figure standing on a Nuka-Cola bottle cap base.
The design is faithful to the source material. She wears her signature Rocketsuit: white slacks and a white crop top with red stripes, black leather boots and gloves, a red jetpack with stars shooting out of it, and a space helmet. You can display her with or without the visor, which is a small but appreciated touch for collectors who want options.
Three editions, three price points
Gaming Heads is offering the statue in three distinct versions, and the differences go beyond just the price tag.
Here's the thing: the collective edition is the cheapest at $399.99, but it is also the most limited at just 50 units. It is aimed squarely at hobbyist painters who want a blank canvas rather than a finished display piece. All three editions include a deluxe full-color box, an individually hand-numbered base, and a validation card.
The exclusive edition is capped at 500 units and costs $549.99. If that radiant sphere background appeals to you, pre-orders are still open but supply is tight.
Arriving into a Fallout content drought
The timing is notable. Fallout fans are currently sitting in a fairly sparse stretch of new content. Fallout Season 3 on Amazon is not expected until 2027, and Fallout 5 remains years away, sitting behind The Elder Scrolls 6 in Bethesda's release queue. The most active Fallout game right now is Fallout 76, with Fallout 4 still pulling players in thanks to its Anniversary Edition, which launched on Nintendo Switch 2 late last year.
For collectors, this statue fills a gap that no game update can. Gaming Heads already sells a range of Fallout merch, including multiple Vault Boy bobblehead series and a $1,499 Deathclaw statue, so Nuka-Girl slots in as the fifth major Fallout statue in their lineup.
The Nuka-Girl statue is still available for pre-order across all three editions directly through Gaming Heads. For more Fallout coverage and the latest gaming news, check out our guides hub for everything you need across the franchise.
