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Captain Jean-Luc Picard 2026 Sir Patrick Stewart Tribute Funko Pop
$79.50$89.00 (-11%)
Captain Jean-Luc Picard 2026 Sir Patrick Stewart Tribute Funko Pop shows Picard in his red command uniform, holding a model Enterprise-D above a plaque that reads “Make it so.” Sir Patrick Stewart died on 28 October 2026, aged 86, and this figure keeps his captain on duty. A fitting keepsake for anyone who grew up with The Next Generation.
Sir Patrick Stewart died on 28 October 2026, aged 86. For a whole generation of viewers, the first image that came to mind was not a Shakespearean king but a starship captain with a level voice and a raised hand. This tribute figure captures that captain the way fans remember him best: in command red, calm, and about to give an order.
The figure beside its Star Trek: The Next Generation tribute box, which carries Sir Patrick Stewart’s name and the years 1940–2026.
At a Glance
| Detail | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Height | About 10 cm |
| Material | 3D-printed resin (SLA/LCD), finished by hand |
| Presentation | In the window box shown, or as a loose figure |
| Stand | Round black base with a gold plaque |
| Care | A soft, dry cloth for dust; no strong sunlight |
The Captain in Miniature
Picard wears the red-and-black command uniform with the gold Starfleet delta on his chest. One hand is raised in greeting; the other holds a model of the Enterprise-D, the ship he commanded for seven seasons. The back of the head is sculpted with his trimmed grey fringe, and the plaque on the base reads “Make it so.” above “Captain Jean-Luc Picard” and the actor’s dates. The box art matches: a deep-blue starfield, the series logo and an “In Loving Memory” panel.
Side profile: the raised hand, the Enterprise-D model and the plaque base.
Why “Make It So” Is on the Plaque
“Make it so.”
Picard used those three words to close a debate and commit his crew to a course of action. Stewart liked the line enough to borrow it for himself: his 2023 autobiography is titled Making It So: A Memoir. On a figure this small, the phrase does what a long inscription cannot. Anyone who watched the show hears the voice the moment they read it.
Five Dates Behind the Figure
| Year | Moment |
|---|---|
| 1940 | Born on 13 July in Mirfield, Yorkshire |
| 1966 | Joins the Royal Shakespeare Company, staying until 1982 |
| 1987 | Cast as Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek: The Next Generation, which runs seven seasons to 1994 |
| 2020 | Returns to the role in Star Trek: Picard, three seasons through 2023 |
| 2026 | Dies on 28 October, aged 86 |
Between those dates came four Next Generation films, from Generations (1994) to Nemesis (2002), and a stage career that never really paused. A figure cannot hold all of that, but it can stand for it on a shelf where the recipient sees it every day.
Rear view: the sculpted grey hair and the black shoulders of the uniform.
Giving It as a Tribute
For a lifelong Trekkie, this is the kind of gift that says “I know what he meant to you” without needing a long card. 2026 is also Star Trek’s 60th anniversary year (the original series first aired on 8 September 1966), so the figure pairs naturally with an anniversary piece such as our USS Enterprise NCC-1701 Christmas ornament. For a fuller display, our sister stores carry a 60th anniversary Enterprise model ship and an Enterprise whiskey decanter. More characters wait in our Figurines & Miniatures collection.
Questions Before You Order
How big is the Picard figure?
About 10 cm from the bottom of the base to the top of the head, small enough for a monitor stand or a narrow bookshelf.
Can I order the figure without the box?
Yes. Choose the boxed version for the tribute packaging in the photos, or the loose figure if it will stand in an open display cabinet.
How do I keep the paint looking fresh?
Use a soft, dry cloth for dust, and keep it off sunny windowsills, since strong light fades painted resin over time.
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