Iron Maiden
Iron Maiden — Eddie in every form
From London in 1975 to the biggest stadiums in the world, Iron Maiden became a symbol of heavy metal — and Eddie, their mascot, one of the most recognisable characters in music. Statues, figures, tankards and collectibles for fans.
- Eddie statues from Iron Studios and Nemesis Now
- Action figures from Neca and Knucklebonz
- Tankards, mugs and décor for fans
- Funko POP, model kits and puzzles
What you will find here
The heart of this category is Eddie: every album cover gave him a new form, from the soldier of "The Trooper" to the pharaoh of "Powerslave". Manufacturers recreate exactly those versions, so each statue points to a specific album.
Iron Studios produces large display statues, Neca articulated figures and Knucklebonz its "Rock Iconz". Nemesis Now specialises in tankards — the metal beer steins that are almost a tradition among metal fans.
One fan, one album
Because each form of Eddie belongs to a specific album or tour, the safest gift for a fan is the Eddie from their favourite record. If you do not know it, the Trooper and the "Number of the Beast" Eddie are the most classic choices.
Frequently asked questions about Iron Maiden
- Who is Eddie?
- The band's mascot, who appears on almost every album cover and at their concerts. Each era of the band gave him a different form.
- What is a tankard?
- A metal or resin beer stein with an embossed design, lidded on some models. It is one of the most popular gifts for metal fans.
- Are these official products?
- Yes, all are released under an official licence from the band.