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Industry · Regulation & law · published 2026-09-25T00:00:00+00:00 · via Insider Gaming

GTA 6 Collector's Box Figure Recreated With 3D Printing

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Rockstar recently revealed a $400 GTA 6 Collector's Box that does not include the game, prompting discussion about its price. A user has now 3D printed the Macca the Gator figure from the set using pre-release images. The article notes that personal use may be acceptable, but selling the item could attract legal attention from Take-Two.

Expanded Detail

Rockstar's $400 GTA 6 Collector's Box, called The Goodtime State Vice City Collection, does not include the game itself. Its contents include a Macca the Gator figure, sunglasses, a crossbody bag, a hat, a mirror, a shot glass, a swizzle spoon, a keychain, enamel pins, stickers, and a poster with a Leonida map.

A social media user 3D printed the Macca figure using pre-release images, one day after the box was announced. The figure is a pink alligator holding a cocktail and a joint, with a hidden compartment in its base. The printing design has been shared publicly. Personal use may be tolerated, but selling such items could draw Take-Two's legal attention.

Context

The $400 box and homemade figure could intensify debates about collector pricing and IP boundaries. Fans who cannot afford official items may turn to 3D printing, while rights holders may worry about unauthorized copies. If sellers emerge, enforcement could affect hobbyist communities and online marketplaces. The outcome may shape how game companies and fans navigate personal-use creations versus commercial exploitation.

Expanded detail and Context are AI-generated analysis; the linked article remains the authoritative source.
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