The Captain Jean-Luc Picard Sixth Scale Figure features:

• Fully Articulated Body: More than 30 points of articulation allow the figure to be displayed in multiple dynamic poses, approximately 30 cm tall.
• Realistic Portrait: Lovingly rendered by a top artist, this is a perfect likeness of Patrick Stewart as the good captain. Each head sculpt is specially hand-painted.
• Two full uniforms that can be changed out:
  • Duty Uniform:
  • Starfleet Duty Uniform Tunic: Meticulously researched, this duty uniform tunic matches the pattern, fabric, and color of the original costume. An authentically scaled TNG communicator badge is permanently affixed to the tunic.
  • Starfleet Duty Uniform Pants: This faithful replica of the pants worn by the Enterprise crew in Star Trek™: TNG feature accurate styling to the original costumes. A magnetic fastener allows the phaser and tricorder holsters to attach to the pants.
  • Darmok Uniform:
  • Casual jacket: Simulated microsuede jacket with black shoulders. The “Darmok” jacket casual uniform variant was designed by Robert Blackman at the request of Patrick Stewart to make Captain Picard stand out from the rest of his crew and because Stewart wasn’t happy with the uncomfortable standard duty uniforms. Producer David Livingston commented, "The genesis of the design was that submarine and aircraft commanders sometimes have a jacket that's special." In its first appearance, the jacket featured leather-like shoulders; however, in all other appearances, the shoulders were microsuede, with a synthetic fiber resembling suede used for the burgundy division color.
  • Uniform Trousers: Similar to the trousers worn in The Original Series films these have bloused bottoms that go over the boot.
  • Grey shirt: A ribbed grey shirt with a high collar has permanently attached Captain’s rank pips.
  • Boots: Soft plastic cut in the original style of the footwear worn in “Star Trek: The Next Generation.”

Accessories:

• Type II hand phaser. The phaser can be worn in a black holster that magnetically attaches to the pants.
• TR-580 Tricorder VII: This standard tricorder can be opened or worn in a holster.
• PADD (Personal Access Display Device): the data display device used on board the Enterprise.
• Teacup: A clear teacup with Captain Picard’s Earl Grey tea.
• Risian Horga’hn fertility idol - a culturally significant artifact from the pleasure planet Risa, featured in the episode "Captain's Holiday."
• Ressikan flute - Featured in the episode "The Inner Light," this flute is significant for its deep emotional connection to Jean-Luc Picard, who learns to play it during his experience of living an entire lifetime while under the influence of an alien probe. This poignant storyline makes the Ressikan flute a symbol of memory, identity, and the enduring impact of personal experiences.
• “Captain Picard Day” banner – created by the children of the Enterprise-D in the episode "The Pegasus." The day is dedicated to honoring the Captain and underscores Picard's role as a respected and inspirational leader, highlighting his sometimes reluctant but meaningful connection with the younger members of the crew.
• Seven hands posed for the various accessories.