More than sixty (60!) years later, The Rolling Stones are still rocking.

Though they’ve filled countless stadiums, broken records, and defined what it means to be cool for over half a century, Mick Jagger and Keith Richards are doing something new, they’re shrinking.

A detailed action figure of a singer holding a microphone, wearing a pink jacket and striped pants, on stage with spots of light in the background.


NECA has released beautifully detailed action figures of The Rolling Stones’ most iconic duo, and they’re a delightful mix of rock history and collector-worthy design.

Think: Jagger’s strut, Keith’s eternal cool, and outfits that belong in both the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and a style retrospective.

Two action figures of musicians performing on stage, one holding a microphone in a pink jacket and the other playing a yellow electric guitar, with a colorful background.


These aren’t your childhood action figures.

Each 8-inch figure channels the spirit of the band. Gritty, timeless, and unapologetically stylish, the figures are a snapshot of 1975, when the Stones were on top of the world.

We love Keith’s zoned out vibe as Mick belts out his lines.

A detailed figure of a guitarist wearing a white shirt and black pants, playing a yellow guitar under stage lights.

Mick comes ready to command a stage (or at least your bookshelf), while Keith looks like he’s survived every party in history, and might still be going.

Both figures have interchangeable face plates that give them multiple expressions, as well as accessories to complete their stage presence.

They’re also highly posable, so you can have them strut their stuff in style.

A collectible action figure of a singer wearing a pink jacket and striped pants, holding a microphone with a microphone stand beside it. Includes an alternate head and a vinyl record.


As a site that celebrates creativity and culture, we love when good design meets storytelling.

A figurine of a male singer dressed in a pink jacket and striped pants, holding a microphone and striking a dynamic pose on stage.

Place them beside your vinyl collection or next to your houseplants, they bring instant character.

Action figure of a male musician with long dark hair, wearing a white shirt and black pants, accompanied by a guitar, a vinyl record, and an alternate head.



At 80 and 81, Mick and Keith are somehow still outpacing the music world.

These action figures are a cheeky reminder of their staying power. They’re also a small way to bring a bit of rock royalty into your everyday space.

A close-up of a male action figure singing into a microphone, wearing a pink jacket and striped pants, with long dark hair and expressive facial features.

The figures are available for pre-sale on NECA’s website for $38 apiece, or $76 for the iconic duo.

A detailed action figure of a male guitarist with long black hair, wearing a white ruffled shirt and black pants, holding a yellow electric guitar.
Two collectible action figures of musicians performing on stage. One figure holds an electric guitar while the other is singing into a microphone. The background features colorful stage lights.
A detailed figure of a male singer holding a microphone, wearing a pink jacket and striped pants, posed against a colorful concert background.
Two collectible figures of rock musicians, one holding a microphone in a pink jacket and striped pants, and the other playing a yellow guitar in a white shirt and black pants.

Images via NECA.


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Ben VanderVeen is the founder and editor of Moss & Fog, one of the web’s longest-running visual culture destinations. Since 2009, he’s been finding and framing the most beautiful, surprising, and thought-provoking work in art, architecture, design, and nature — reaching over 325,000 readers each month. He lives in Portland, Oregon.

3 Comments

  1. Lawrence Monteiro

    The ageless and abiding porcelain figures of Mick Jagger and Keith Richard ate truly ‘Hot stuff. I wish I could adorn my mantelpiece with a few of the the enduring duos.
    ‘But ‘You can’t always get what you want’. And without them, ‘I can’t get no satisfaction’ and am afraid I will soon get my ‘Nineteenth nervous breakdown’

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