Thrawn first appeared in Star Wars: Heir to the Empire (1991), written by Timothy Zahn, which for years was part of the “official” canon for fans of what happened after Episode VI – The Return of the Jedi (1983). Although Thrawn does not control the Force or represent a physical threat like the Sith and other aliens from the Empire, he captivated fans with his charisma and his bellicose and tactical knowledge. But, in 2012, the production company Lucas Film was sold to Disney, and because of that the entire material of the so-called expanded universe was now under the “Star War Legends” label, excluded from the new canon, which was only comprised of the movies and The Clone Wars animation. The director, creator, and producer of the animated series The Clone Wars and Star Wars: Rebels, Dave Filoni, reintroduced Thrawn into the Star Wars universe in Rebels, and the villain gained another trilogy of books written by Timothy Zahn, now also part of the canon. Played in the live action by the imposing Lars Mikkelsen, who voiced the character in Rebels, Thrawn appears in the flesh in the Ahsoka series. In the show, after his disappearance in Rebels, his whereabouts were unknown for years and he was declared dead, but in reality, he and his crew in the Chimaera were exiled in the extragalactic planet Peridea. The former Jedi Ahsoka Tano heard rumors about Thrawn’s return, which led her to face the protégée of the villain Morgan Elsbeth. With the aid of Elsbeth and the Great Mothers, Thrawn escaped Peridea. Freed from his exile, Thrawn and the Great Mother traveled to the native planet of the Nightsisters, Dathomir.

 

Recognized in his early military career as Mitth'raw'nuru, a high rank in the army, the Grand Admiral of the Imperial Navy during the age of the Galactic Empire, an alien from the Chiss species native from planet Rentor of blue skin looking as cold as his countenance and red eyes as sinister as a predator’s. Known as a brilliant and relentless strategist, with his hands on his back, in a resting military position, wearing his white uniform of the commanding officer of the Chimaera, an Imperial I-class Star Destroyer modified and commanded by him, and bringing a charric, a Chiss weapon similar to a blaster, in the holster in the right side of his black belt. Over a lifted base with rocky aspects, reminiscent of the fortress kept by the three witches that call themselves the Great Mothers, Iron Studios present the statue "Grand Admiral Thrawn - Star Wars - Art Scale 1/10", with the fearsome and respected villain ready to take up his place as an Heir of the Empire, as presented in the original series Ahsoka from the streaming service Disney+.

 

Created for Iron Studios’ Star Wars line, inspired by the Ahsoka TV streaming series, Grand Admiral Thrawn – Star Wars – Art Scale 1/10 measurements are 9,6 in (H) – 5,7 in (W) – 3,3 in (D), weighting 1,3 lb., which allows an impressive presentation of the statue in any environment.

 

The Grand Admiral Thrawn – Star Wars – Art Scale 1/10 statue by Iron Studios will be produced in limited edition. The diorama base present rich details inspired by the original references.

 

Just like all the statues manufactured by Iron Studios, the statue Grand Admiral Thrawn – Star Wars – Art Scale 1/10 is made with high-quality materials, such as the Polystone, and may contain other parts in resin, PVC, metal, and fabric. The manual painting of the finishing guarantees a unique and exclusive artistic touch to please all the collectors.

 

Another classic and iconic character from the Star Wars universe immortalized by Iron Studios, revealed on the Inside Iron Studios Day of March, already available for Pre-Order, check out the other statues Captain Enoch and Night Trooper - Star Wars - Art Scale 1/10 among the Star Wars future releases from the Ahsoka show, and much more soon.