Sideshow Ahsoka vs Darth Maul Diorama - Shipping Now!

Ahsoka's classic brawl with Maul has been beautifully captured in Sideshows latest diorama.

This collectible features the dramatic and iconic lightsaber duel between two fan-favourite characters and it's ready to ship today!

The Ultimate Clash

Inspired by their legendary confrontation in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, this diorama measures 20 inches tall and 14.55 inches wide, set against a Mandalore throne room environment base.

The scene is set for an intense battle with shattered windows and scorch marks on the throne, an example of the impressive detail Sideshow has packed in here.

Watch as the ex-Padawan and former Sith go head to head in a graceful, skilful clash of Force-wielding ideals and lightsaber blades.

Incredible Sculpted Figures

The Ahsoka Tano vs Darth Maul Diorama made of polystone, showcase fully sculpted figures with intricate costumes and paint, based on their animated depiction.

Darth Maul's appearance features black and red Zabrak patterns, horns, a black and brown bodysuit, and cybernetic legs. Ahsoka Tano, a Togruta, has an orange skin tone with white facial designs, white and blue head-tails (montrals and lekku), and a blue outfit with silver armour details.

The pair's distinct lightsaber blades have a fluid and dynamic design, creating the illusion of motion as they engage in combat within the Mandalorian chamber.

Limited Edition

Priced at $595, this diorama is a limited edition of only 2500 pieces, so don't miss out on the chance to own a piece of Star Wars history. And the best part? it's ready to ship today!

Packed with power and personality, this Star Wars diorama is a must-have centrepiece for any fan's shelf!

Where To Buy?

You can buy directly from SideShow:

There is a limit of 2 per person.

Sideshow delivers internationally too! You can check country restrictions and local distributors to see if your area is covered.

Assembly

The diorama is incredibly simple to put together, with a combination of pin key and magnetic fit.

There aren't any extra limbs or head sculpts to mix things up, what you see is what you get, but this can be a good thing for those who like to set and forget. The pose of both characters is excellent and I can't see fans getting tired of this one.

If I was to be critical, Darth Maul's lightsaber can appear slightly crooked where the two hilts join magnetically together. It's hard to tell if this is an issue across all models, or just the one shown. It's not a deal breaker for me, but it's really down to personal annoyance levels!

The Ahsoka Tano and Darth Maul Story

Ahsoka Tano and Darth Maul have a complex and intense relationship in the Star Wars universe. Ahsoka is a former Jedi Padawan who was trained by Anakin Skywalker during the Clone Wars. On the other hand, Darth Maul is a Sith Lord and a former apprentice of Darth Sidious.

In the animated series "Star Wars: The Clone Wars", Ahsoka and Maul first cross paths when Maul and his brother, Savage Opress, launch a terrorist attack on Coruscant to capture Chancellor Palpatine. Ahsoka, along with her Jedi comrades, fights against Maul and Opress, but they manage to escape.

Throughout the series, Ahsoka and Maul have several encounters, with Maul often seeking to capture or kill Ahsoka as part of his plans to defeat the Jedi and take control of the galaxy. Ahsoka, in turn, is determined to stop Maul and his nefarious schemes. Their encounters are intense and action-packed, with both characters displaying their formidable lightsaber skills and abilities in the Force.

Their final confrontation takes place on Mandalore, with Ahsoka and Maul engaging in an epic duel (the subject of the diorama) that ultimately results in Maul's capture.

Although Ahsoka and Maul have a fierce rivalry, they also share a deep understanding of each other as warriors and as individuals who have both been shaped by the war and their respective ideologies.

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