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Ahead of the release of Black Panther, Hot Toys has created an insanely detailed and realistic action figure of Black Panther (a.k.a. T'Challa) that looks more like a shrunken version of Chadwick Boseman than an actual action figure.

SEE ALSO: 'Black Panther' is already on track to be the biggest superhero movie ever

The Black Panther action figure based on Boseman's likeness stands at just over one foot tall and comes with both unmasked and masked heads as well as seven different models of hands and a spear. The figure costs a whopping $260 and is available to preorder through Sideshow.

Feast your eyes on this beast of an action figure.

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Yeah, that's all cool and everything, but the figure also has LED lights that make the suit glow. It looks even more incredible.

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The figure has 32 points of articulation which means you can pose it in almost any way you want.

The hand-made figures are expected to ship early in 2019.

h/t Kotaku

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