The Messmer Statue is limited to 25 pieces, built in PU and resin, and fitted with LED elements.
Deity 1 Studio scales it past every previous version of the character, standing approximately 95 cm tall and 92 cm wide.
Messmer the Impaler arrived with Shadow of the Erdtree and became the expansion’s defining boss within a week of release.
His design suits sculpture better than most Elden Ring enemies, because the spear, the cloak and the serpent base are already three-dimensional ideas.
Pre-orders run from a $515 deposit against a $1,935 full payment, with completion estimated for Q2 2027.

Why Messmer Suits a Monument
Some boss designs depend on animation to work. However, Messmer does not.
He stands, holds a spear and lets the flame do the movement, which gives a sculptor a static pose that still reads as combat.
The Base Serpent adds the second element. It gives the composition a lower mass and turns a tall figure into a wide one.
At 95 cm the piece stops being a display item and becomes a room feature, which is exactly what the design invites.
Messmer Statue Size and Footprint
Listed dimensions run 95 cm in height, 92 cm in width and 50 cm in depth, and they include the weapons.
That inclusion matters. A spear held out from the body can add more footprint than the base itself.
As a result, plan for roughly a square metre of surface, plus clearance around the sides so the silhouette reads from more than one angle.
Check ceiling and door clearance as well, because a statue this size usually travels and displays upright.

Twenty-Five Pieces
The edition is listed at 25 units, which sits at the extreme end of limited production.
Runs this small exist for a practical reason. For example, a statue of this size consumes production capacity that a studio could spread across several smaller releases.
The consequence for buyers is simple. There is no realistic restock, and the aftermarket will be thin because only 25 pieces exist.
Collectors who want one should treat the pre-order window as the only window.
LED Elements in a Resin Statue
The listing includes LED components, which changes how the piece behaves in a room.
Additionally, lighting inside a resin statue usually covers flame, embers or magical effects, and it turns the piece into its own display case.
It also means the statue needs a power route, and that should influence where you place it.
Plan the cabling before delivery rather than after, because a 95 cm piece is not easy to move once positioned.
Painted Version or White Model
The release offers two forms: a painted version and a white model without paint.
Unpainted models exist for collectors who want to finish the statue themselves, and they usually ship at a lower price.
They are not a beginner project. A 95 cm piece in white resin demands a full paint setup, and the flame effects have to match the LED colour.
Instead, buyers who want the piece on the shelf rather than on a workbench should choose the painted version.

Reading the Sculpt
Three details decide whether a Messmer statue works.
The cloak comes first. It carries most of the silhouette, and it has to read as heavy fabric rather than as a shell.
The serpent base comes second. It needs to support the figure visually as well as physically, and a weak base weakens the whole composition.
The spear comes third. It defines the width, and any sag in a rigid part of this length will be visible from across a room.
Compare the gallery against all three before committing.
Price, Deposit and Payment
Pre-orders run from a $515 deposit against a $1,935 full payment.
For a 95 cm multi-part resin build limited to 25 units, that pricing sits below most licensed statues at comparable size.
The deposit reserves one of the 25 units now and settles the balance closer to completion.
Freight is the variable to watch. Ask for the crate dimensions and the shipping estimate before the deposit clears.
Display and Lighting
Fire and shadow define this piece, so the room lighting changes it more than most statues.
Meanwhile, strong ambient light washes out the LED effects and flattens the flame tones.
A dimmer room with a single neutral source from above keeps both the painted fire and the illuminated sections readable.
Place the statue at or slightly below eye level so the head and the serpent base both stay in view.
Care and Handling
Dust with a soft brush rather than a cloth, working from the top downward.
Handle the piece by the base or the trunk, never by the spear or the cloak.
Check the joint between the serpent base and the figure after delivery, following the assembly instructions that ship with the crate.
Keep the crate and the foam inserts. A statue at this size depends on its original packaging for any future move.
Elden Ring Statues and the Boss Line
Elden Ring merchandise follows the boss roster, and the roster is unusually deep.
FromSoftware games have always produced statues, but the open structure of Elden Ring multiplied the number of characters an audience can name.
The result is a category where several bosses compete for attention at once, and where scale becomes the main differentiator.
As a result, a 95 cm Messmer sits in a narrow group. Few Elden Ring pieces reach this size, and fewer still arrive in a 25-unit run.
Who This Messmer Statue Is For
Soulsborne collectors will find this sits at the top of the Elden Ring range by size.
It also suits anyone who collects bosses rather than protagonists, where the character is remembered for the fight rather than the story.
And for collectors who already own a smaller Messmer, the scale difference makes this a separate display rather than a replacement.
The Messmer statue suits a collector with the space to give a 95 cm piece its own corner.
Bring Messmer Home
If Messmer belongs in your collection, you can review the full details and reserve one of the 25 units from the product page.
See the Deity 1 Studio Messmer Statue on TopGK
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