Sideshow

Hand-painted statues and sixth scale figures of characters from Marvel, DC, Star Wars, and other franchises fill the catalog at Sideshow, a collectibles company. Sideshow.com also sells pieces from partner makers such as Hot Toys and Prime 1 Studio.

These are display pieces for a shelf or cabinet, made with collectors in mind. In a sample of in-stock items in October 2026, most cost between about $65 and $565, and large statues cost far more.

A few details to confirm on the product page: the size and shipping weight, whether the item is a pre-order with a non-refundable deposit, and the estimated ship date. The Sideshow product pages we checked didn’t list an age grade.

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Typical price
$65–$565
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Display collectors

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How do Sideshow pre-orders and deposits work?

Some items need a non-refundable deposit to reserve a piece in production, usually 10% of the price (15% for framed items).

You can cancel without penalty within 24 hours of ordering, and the deposit is refunded if you cancel after a delay notice.

Does Sideshow offer payment plans?

Yes, on most items. Plans usually run 2 to 8 monthly installments, with no interest or finance charges.

The item ships after the final payment, and canceling a plan costs a fee equal to the deposit.

What is Sideshow’s return policy?

30 days from delivery for returns and exchanges by direct customers, when we checked in October 2026.

If you change your mind, the refund is the item price minus the original and return shipping costs.

How much does Sideshow shipping cost?

It depends on the item. Sideshow bases US shipping on each item’s weight and carton size, listed under Specs & Details on the product page.

For pre-orders without final dimensions, the shipping quote may show as Pending at checkout.

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