McFarlane Toys Marvel Rivals 1:6th scale The Hulk Collectible

Iron Man 1:6th Scale & Spider-Man 1:6th Scale collectibles from McFarlane Toys based on the smash-hit game, Marvel Rivals, launches for pre-order on DECEMBER 18th at places like our sponsors BigBadToyStore.com and Entertainment Earth!Stands approximately 11" tall and includes a Marvel Rivals #1 comic and a collectible art card.

Spider-Man 1:6th Scale collectible from McFarlane Toys based on the smash-hit game, Marvel Rivals, launches for pre-order on DECEMBER 18th at places like our sponsors BigBadToyStore.com and Entertainment Earth!Stands approximately 10" tall and includes a Marvel Rivals #1 comic and a collectible art card.

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On 11/13/2025 at 12:12 PM, interoceptive said:

If this is 1:6 scale that would make an 11" tall hulk equivalent to 5 and a half feet tall compared to other 1:6 scale figures/statues. If it is 12" that is a 6 foot tall person - I think it was a mistake to call it "1:6 scale" because Hulk should always be larger than even a tall person, around 7-8 feet tall. Just something to consider if you have other 12" / 1:6 scale stuff that may make this statue seem short. Mcfarlane tends to scale by inches not proportions I think; that is to say his 7" figures are 7" not 1:10 scale and his 12" statues are 12" not 1:6 scale. At least that is how I have tended to notice it and in this case Hulk being 11-12" is definitely not accurate 1:6 scale.

You are completely correct. I was just looking at these Venom ones and noticing that they're 9.5" at "1:6 scale" which means Venom's actually a pretty short dude. I honestly don't understand why McFarlane's people regularly get basic things wrong, but they've turned it into an art at this point.

FIRST LOOK! Venom 1:6th scale RED PLATINUM collectible from McFarlane Toys based on the smash-hit game, Marvel Rivals, launches for pre-order on November 25th at Walmart, GameStop and McFarlane Toys Store!Stands approximately 9.5" tall and includes a Marvel Rivals #1 comic and a collectible art card.

FIRST LOOK! Venom 1:6th scale collectible from McFarlane Toys based on the smash-hit game, Marvel Rivals, launches for pre-order November 25th at 12pm EDT along with the Hulk at places like our sponsors BigBadToyStore.com and Entertainment Earth!Stands approximately 9.5" tall and includes a Marvel Rivals #1 comic and a collectible art card.

If this is 1:6 scale that would make an 11" tall hulk equivalent to 5 and a half feet tall compared to other 1:6 scale figures/statues. If it is 12" that is a 6 foot tall person - I think it was a mistake to call it "1:6 scale" because Hulk should always be larger than even a tall person, around 7-8 feet tall. Just something to consider if you have other 12" / 1:6 scale stuff that may make this statue seem short. Mcfarlane tends to scale by inches not proportions I think; that is to say his 7" figures are 7" not 1:10 scale and his 12" statues are 12" not 1:6 scale. At least that is how I have tended to notice it and in this case Hulk being 11-12" is definitely not accurate 1:6 scale.

I'm sure this is accurate enough as far as these things go, but this design style does nothing for me.