Fallout Nuka Girl Statue 2026: 500 Exclusive Units, Pre-Orders Open, Ships July — “10 Years of Beautiful Chaos”

Nuka Girl is the mascot of Nuka-Cola, the fictional soft drink brand woven through the entire Fallout universe. She has no speaking lines and no quest involvement in any game — she exists entirely as in-universe advertising: billboards, promotional holograms, posters, and commercials scattered across the wasteland.

Her first in-game appearance was in Fallout 4 (2015), where she featured prominently in Nuka-Cola’s in-world advertising. Her most hands-on moment comes in the Fallout 4: Nuka-World DLC, where players can obtain her signature Thirst Zapper weapon and wear her Rocketsuit as a wearable costume. Beyond Fallout 4, she has appeared in Fallout 76, Fallout Shelter Online, and Fallout: Wasteland Warfare.

The in-universe lore even notes that during the Halloween season of 2062 — over 80 years before the bombs fell — the popularity of her Rocketsuit was so high that stores couldn’t keep up with demand. That level of world-building detail is a large part of why the character resonates so strongly with fans across the franchise.

Per the official Gaming Heads product description: Nuka Girl is shown in her signature Rocketsuit featuring white slacks and a white crop top — both with red stripes running down them — along with black leather boots and gloves, a red jetpack, and a space helmet. Stars shoot out of her jetpack.

She stands approximately 13 inches tall (⅙ scale), measured from the bottom of her Nuka-Cola bottle cap base to the top of her zipper gun. The figure can be displayed with or without the visor on her space helmet. Each statue is hand-numbered, comes with a validation card and a deluxe full-color box.

The statue is carefully cast in polystone resin and hand-painted by artisans. The Exclusive Edition adds a radiant sphere background. The Collective Edition ships unpainted — collectors apply their own paint scheme.

Gaming Heads originally produced the Nuka Girl statue in 2020 as a limited-edition run, which sold out. After selling out, the original statue appeared on secondary markets — eBay and similar platforms — at prices substantially above its original retail cost. This trajectory is common for Gaming Heads statues given their limited production numbers and the level of craftsmanship involved.

The 2026 re-release gives fans who missed the 2020 window a second opportunity at retail pricing. For context, this is the fifth Fallout collectible statue Gaming Heads has produced under their Fallout license.

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Bethesda Game Studios recently confirmed Fallout 4 Anniversary Edition for Nintendo Switch 2, which includes the full base game and all six official DLC expansions: Automatron, Wasteland Workshop, Far Harbor, Contraptions Workshop, Vault-Tec Workshop, and Nuka-World — the expansion where players can interact directly with Nuka Girl’s gear, including the Thirst Zapper weapon.

In a statement on the release, Bethesda said: “It’s been ten years since the Sole Survivor awoke from cryo and stepped out of Vault 111, and in that time millions of players have turned the ruins of the Commonwealth into their own personal playground.”

The Switch 2 release has faced some fan backlash due to a “code-in-box” physical format. For the full breakdown, see The Game Tribune’s coverage of recent gaming release controversies.