Make Room on the Shelf for Vasco, Your ‘Starfield’ Space Companion

Calling all space explorers! Expand your in-house exploration team with a new, articulated figure inspired by Bethesda Games Studios’ recently released RPG, Starfield.\xa0

PureArts and Bethesda understand how important companionship can be on your adventure through the stars. That’s why they’ve partnered to create a real-life version of Vasco, the utilitarian, sturdy industrial machine that is ready to explore the rough terrains of space in the video game. Now, Vasco can now accompany you through your everyday journey —\xa0or at least stand watch on the shelf next to your Xbox.\xa0

This detailed figure represents one companion featured in Starfield, Bethesda’s first new universe in more than 25 years. In the video game, players can explore the Settled Systems, a dangerous universe made from various systems with hundreds of moons and planets. Space pirates, new technology, and aliens are around every corner of this extensive game.\xa0

The Vasco 1:6-Scale Articulated Figure stands almost 1 foot tall and has more than 15 points of articulation. Collectors can move the feet, knees, hips, camera, shoulders, elbows, wrists, and fingers into various positions.\xa0

The red, white, gray, and black figure weighs 1.8 pounds, featuring the scratches and scrapes seen on Vasco in the game. There are two versions of this collectible available to preorder. The PureArts Exclusive Edition is limited to 150 units and comes with a replica of The Artifact, an item from the game.\xa0

The Exclusive Edition and standard edition are available for the same price, though the Exclusive Edition is only available on purearts.com. Once all 150 units of the Exclusive Edition are sold out, the standard edition will be available on purearts.com. The standard edition may also become available through other retailers.\xa0

Preorders start today, Sept. 14, at 1 p.m. ET on purearts.com. The Vasco 1:6-Scale Articulated Figure is $369, and you can expect Vasco to join your collection late next year. For more information, visit purearts.com or bethesda.net.\xa0