
Back to the 1920s and the grimy streets of Birmingham that inspire a few unique vinyl figures! The Funko Pop! Peaky Blinders figures arrive, hidden razors and boundless ambitions, and it's in a perfectly miniaturized three-piece suit that Tommy Shelby's icy aura transcends the centimeters of plastic. Polly Gray's matriarchal authority makes the toughest men in the neighborhood bend, while Arthur explodes with rage beneath his legendary mustache. Ada the rebel, John the seducer: the Shelbys' brutal rise comes to life in every sculpted detail! From the Garrison Tavern to the horse races, the sticky atmosphere of smoky pubs where territories and destinies are negotiated permeates every figure. Caps sharpened like blades, cigarettes glued to their lips, calculating stares: Shelby Company Limited opens its ranks to your display case. Will you dare to join the gang?
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Ada Shelby never got to choose her name, but she refuses to let it decide her life. Tommy leads, Arthur destroys, Polly keeps the balance, and she refuses to play that game. She looks for her ideal elsewhere, in speeches that talk about change rather than territory to conquer. Still, her shadow never fades, and when danger comes close, she knows exactly who to turn to. Turning your back on the family does not erase the blood that ties you to them.

Polly Gray does not ask questions, she already knows the answers. Tommy thinks, Arthur reacts, Michael wants too quickly what is not yet his. She watches, adjusts, cuts to the quick when she has to. Money gets counted, blows are sensed before they land, mistakes are fixed before they turn fatal. The men talk about power, she knows what it costs. Without her, everything collapses, but she does not expect any thanks.

Michael Gray wants everything and wants it now. The family opens a door, he rushes through it, convinced he is meant for better than what Tommy leaves to those who wait their turn. He has the intelligence, the patience, but not the weight of the scars that make a leader. Polly warns him, Arthur looks down on him, Tommy watches him without fear. Ambition pushes you to the top or into the grave. He knows where he wants to go. He does not yet know where that leads.

Alfie Solomons speaks in riddles, smiles before he bites. Loyalty does not exist, except when it serves his interests. He offers one hand and keeps the other closed around a knife he will only draw when the moment is perfect. Tommy understands him, which is why they ally, betray each other, then come back together. Nobody really wins with him, except himself. Money changes hands, power gets negotiated, the threat is always there underneath. The enemy thinks he understands the rules before realizing they change the moment he believes he has mastered them.