Spider-Man No Way Home brings three distinct versions of our favorite web-slinger together, for the first time, to the big screen. Iron Studios managed to capture this iconic moment in 1/10 scale format with the Spider-Man: No way Home - BDS Art Scale 1/10 line.

The devil is in the details. A closer look at each wall crawler would reveal how different they are from each other.

Spider-Man - Spider-Man: No Way Home BDS Spider-Man (Peter #1) 1/10 Art Scale Statue

The youngest Peter Parker (played by Tom Holland) nicknamed Peter One by his alternate “older brothers” is sporting his Iron Spider garb developed by Stark Industries. The metallic sheen of the gold highlights on this suit really makes this version stand out.

Petey is poised for action on top of a pedestal made of wood and metal scaffoldings. His signature pose is very reminiscent of Spidey’s attack stance in the 90’s Marvel Super Heroes arcade game which they refined in the MCU.

Peter#1 incorporates more armor into his suit than the rest. The knee pads, gold armor trims, and nano-fiber tech feel of the rest of his suit serve to show how advanced Holland’s version is.

Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man - Spider-Man: No Way Home BDS Spider-Man (Peter #2) 1/10 Art Scale Statue

Tobey Maguire’s Peter-Two, as his multi-versal “brothers” call him is perched on top of the same pedestal made of wood and metal scaffolding from the Liberty Island scene. The pose hearkens back to comic book panels where Peter is seen brooding over Manhattan thinking of how best to juggle his heroics and part-time job as a photog for the Daily Bugle. Iron Studios nailed Sam Raimi’s Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man suit on this one.

Maguire’s Peter Parker has that chiseled build going on for him. The metallic webbing and carbon-fiber texture of his Spidey suit are very intricate. It’s a real joy to look at up close. 

The Amazing Spider-Man - Spider-Man: No Way Home BDS Spider-Man (Peter #3) 1/10 Art Scale Statue

The Amazing Spider-Man (played by Andrew Garfield) completes the web-head trifecta as Peter-Three. His suit is more akin to the 90’s comic book Spider-Man. The big eyes, blue and red jammies, and Garfield’s slender physique really bring us back to the McFarlane era. His action-ready pose works well for the taller base Iron Studios set him on.  

Peter-Three has this sleek yet familiar charm to his suit. The seams and folds of the costume are sculpted well on this piece. The blue parts of his garb use the same carbon-fiber texture as Peter-Two’s. However, the webbings on this one look more comic-accurate. It almost makes us forget that this statue is made of polystone and not fabric.

Which Peter version is your favorite? Let us know in the comments.