Sneak Attack Toys NYCC 2026 Booth Images

Go go Gadget excitement! Huge thanks to @aic_podcast and sneakattacktoys for posting these images from the Sneak Attack Toys booth at NYCC 2026, and wow, there is a lot to love here. We’re getting a look at some amazing figure prototypes on display including Inspector Gadget, Chuck E. Cheese, and Denver the Last Dinosaur, along with their signature SneakerHeadz line. I don’t know about you, but seeing Inspector Gadget getting the action figure treatment from Sneak Attack Toys has me beyond thrilled. And Denver the Last Dinosaur? Talk about a deep cut! That cartoon was so much fun and it’s incredible to see it getting some love in figure form. Chuck E. Cheese is a really cool and unexpected pick too, and I just love that Sneak Attack Toys keeps swinging for the fences with these nostalgic licenses that nobody else is touching. These are still in the prototype stage so only time will tell when we’ll see final production versions, but everything on display is looking super exciting. So let’s take a look at the Sneak Attack Toys NYCC 2026 booth images!

Inspector Gadget

Clad in his signature gray trench coat with double-breasted buttons and a bright blue tie peeking out, Inspector Gadget looks like he stepped right out of the cartoon. I like how the fedora sits naturally over his curly black hair, and the proportions on his face, from the long nose to that slightly smug grin, are spot-on.

Inspector Gadget is shown here as an unpainted gray prototype, and the sculpt is already looking fantastic. You can see how the trench coat’s double-breasted buttons, lapels, and belted waist all have clean, sharp definition, with a smaller painted reference figure nearby for scale comparison.

Here are both versions of Inspector Gadget side by side, the unpainted gray prototype and the smaller painted reference figure, and it’s great to see how closely they match in proportions. The painted version’s blue trousers peeking out below the trench coat and his brown gloved hands give a nice preview of what the final color scheme will bring to that larger sculpt.

Here’s a closer look at the Inspector Gadget prototype in its unpainted gray state, and the sculpt work on the trench coat’s lower half is worth noting. The belt buckle has a crisp, squared-off sculpt, and the coat’s front split below the waist gives the lower body a nice sense of separation from the legs underneath.

Something I appreciate here is how well the trench coat’s sculpted details read even in this unpainted prototype state, from the sharp collar and knotted tie to the epaulettes on each shoulder. The rounded, sculpted buttons running down both sides of the coat have a satisfying uniformity, and his spiky hair poking out from beneath the fedora’s brim adds a great cartoon silhouette.

Here’s a closer look at the lower half of the Inspector Gadget prototype, and the boots have a nice chunky, rounded shape with horizontal ribbing details sculpted across the tops. The coat’s front slit allows the legs to move freely beneath it, and you can see the knee joints are tucked cleanly under the coat’s hem.

Chuck E. Cheese

Sporting a red and yellow vest over his gray body, Chuck E. Cheese looks like a proper stylized vinyl interpretation with those chunky red and yellow sneakers adding a streetwear edge. The pizza accessory beside him has a removable slice with sculpted toppings, and there’s a birthday cake with candles tucked behind him on a separate riser.

Chuck E. Cheese has a great sense of scale in hand, and the red cane fits snugly in his grip. Those whiskers really pop as separate sculpted pieces, and the little red derby hat perched between his oversized ears is a fun finishing touch.

Chuck E. Cheese comes with a solid spread of accessories and swap-out parts, including an alternate head wearing that yellow party hat, extra pairs of hands and feet, and his red cane. I like how the Buzz Airs sneakers have that orange, red, and yellow color blocking with a chunky sole, leaning into that whole Sneaker Headz aesthetic.

A close-up reveals the Chuck E. Cheese head sculpt, and it’s got so much personality packed into it. The whiskers are separate pieces that extend out from the snout, and that yellow party hat with red stripes and a textured pom-pom on top is a perfect little detail.

Here’s a closer look at the accessories laid out for one of these figures. You get a set of swap-out gray hands in different poses, a pair of clawed feet with peach-colored nails, a birthday cake with tiny candles and green leaf detailing, and a pizza with a removable slice, all sculpted with a fun, cartoony charm.

Chuck E. Cheese’s pizza accessory is a real highlight up close, with each topping individually sculpted and painted, from the little mushroom slices to the green pepper squiggles and pepperoni circles. The alternate swap-out feet have a chunkier, more cartoonish shape with peach-toned toes, offering a different look from the sneakers on the main figure.

Denver the Last Dinosaur

Denver the Last Dinosaur is looking absolutely delightful here, with that teal and lighter green color blocking running from his belly up through his long neck. Sporting a pair of pink sunglasses pushed up on his head and his tongue sticking out, he comes with a pink guitar, a set of yellow tuning pegs, and two alternate head sculpts showing different expressions.

You can see how Denver’s belly has that segmented, rounded sculpt with lighter green horizontal bands that give him a satisfying, cartoonish roundness. The two alternate head sculpts at his feet each have a slightly different expression, with softer, more mischievous grins compared to the tongue-out look on the main figure.

I’m really digging Denver’s alternate head sculpts, each with their own personality, from the closed-mouth smirk with the pink ring accessory on one to the wide-eyed, tongue-out goofiness on the other. The pink guitar features yellow tuning pegs and a red-to-brown gradient neck, and it’s scaled nicely alongside the figure.