The Muppet Christmas Carol Ultimate Kermit as Bob Cratchit and Robin as Tiny Tim Preorders

“God bless us, everyone!” Oh my heart, this one hits right in the feels! NECA is bringing one of the most beloved holiday films of all time into their Ultimate line, and I could not be more excited. We now have preorders up for The Muppet Christmas Carol Ultimate Kermit as Bob Cratchit and Robin as Tiny Tim action figure two-pack, and it is everything I hoped it would be. This 7-inch scale set features highly articulated versions of our favorite frog and his son from the 1992 classic, complete with magnetic hats, removable scarves, Tiny Tim’s crutch, and interchangeable hands for Kermit. The collector-friendly window box packaging looks perfect for display too, which I always appreciate. You can grab your preorder now over at our affiliate partner BigBadToyStore and Entertainment Earth for $54.99, with shipping expected in the 4th quarter of 2026, just in time for the holiday season. The Muppet Christmas Carol is one of those films I watch every single year without fail, and seeing Kermit and Robin together like this as a two-pack just warms my collector soul. I love how NECA chose to package these two together because you really can’t have Bob Cratchit without Tiny Tim, can you? So let’s take a look at The Muppet Christmas Carol Ultimate Kermit as Bob Cratchit and Robin as Tiny Tim!

Where to Buy

You can preorder the figures at the following retailers below

The Muppet Christmas Carol Ultimate Kermit as Bob Cratchit and Robin as Tiny Tim Action Figure Two-Pack

Bob Cratchit and Tiny Tim together make for one of the most heartwarming pairings you could ask for in figure form, and the joy in this scene is infectious. I like how the magnetic top hat, the removable plaid scarf, and Tiny Tim’s little crutch all feel like they belong to a lived-in Victorian world, with the sculpted fabric textures on both figures carrying real weight and dimension.

You can see how Bob Cratchit’s layered Victorian outfit really comes together here, with the muted brown and plaid tones of his long coat sitting naturally against the warm earth tones of Tiny Tim’s smaller jacket and knit cap. The interchangeable hands on Kermit are a nice inclusion, and the way his green fingers wrap around the brim of that top hat shows they sculpted them with specific accessories in mind.

Here’s a closer look at the headsculpts on both figures, and they absolutely nail the Muppet charm. Tiny Tim’s wide-eyed expression with those slightly asymmetrical pupils captures Robin’s innocent personality perfectly, while Bob Cratchit’s open-mouthed grin, complete with that deep red mouth interior, feels pulled straight from the 1992 film.

Dressed in that charcoal Victorian coat, the fabric texture on Bob Cratchit’s jacket is something else, with a fine woven pattern sculpted into the surface that mimics real cloth at this scale. The rust-colored cravat tucked beneath his collar adds a warm pop of color against the muted grays and tans of his layered vest and shirt.

Here’s a full look at everything included in this two-pack, and the accessory spread is generous for what you’re getting. Tiny Tim’s plaid scarf mirrors Bob Cratchit’s striped one in miniature, and his small crutch has a lovely off-white finish on the handle that contrasts with the natural wood tone of the shaft.

SDCC 2026 Reveal

Here’s a closer look at the Bob Cratchit Kermit prototype on display, flanked by two copies of the ToyCollectr magazine featuring him on the cover. Kermit is dressed in a brown Victorian overcoat with a plaid scarf wrapped around his neck, and you can see Tiny Tim perched on his shoulder clutching a small crutch, along with a street lamp accessory and a swap-out hand sitting to the left.

Bob Cratchit Kermit’s Victorian outfit has such a warm, layered look to it, with the gray overcoat falling open to reveal brown trousers underneath and those bare green frog feet splaying out on the display stand. Tiny Tim’s plaid outfit features a gorgeous mix of gray, orange, and gold tones accented by that red and brown scarf, and his tiny crutch has a wonderful bone-like sculpt at the top.

Kermit’s head sculpt sits atop a black display pedestal here, and that wide, slightly lopsided smile with the rounded white eyes captures his expression perfectly. Two swap-out green hands are laid out in front, each with individually sculpted fingers that have a soft, organic curvature to them.