Iron Maiden Somewhere In Time Tankard

Iron Maiden Somewhere in Time Tankard

Eddie’s cyborg form dominates this officially licensed Iron Maiden Somewhere in Time Tankard, emerging from a futuristic cityscape inspired by the band’s 1986 album artwork. Iron Maiden lettering rises above the portrait, while metallic machinery, red accents and a mechanical handle carry the science-fiction styling around the whole piece.

Standing 15.5 cm tall, the tankard features raised sculpted detail across the body, with the cityscape continuing onto the reverse rather than stopping at the front image. Eddie’s armoured face, green eyepiece and mechanical features stand out against the darker skyline, while the industrial handle extends the same futuristic theme into the shape of the tankard itself.

• Height: 15.5 cm
• Design: Somewhere in Time cyborg Eddie
• Details: Futuristic cityscape, mechanical elements and red accents
• Handle: Sculpted industrial-style design
• Licence: Officially licensed Iron Maiden collectible
• Packaging: Full-colour branded gift box
• Approx. weight: 1.42 kg

Somewhere in Time and Cyborg Eddie

Released in 1986, Somewhere in Time pushed Iron Maiden’s imagery into a futuristic science-fiction setting, with Eddie reimagined as a heavily armed cyborg against a neon city backdrop. That visual identity became one of the band’s most recognisable album eras, packed with mechanical detail and references for fans to spot.

This tankard carries that aesthetic beyond Eddie’s portrait, wrapping the city and machinery around the body and into the handle. The result feels closely tied to the original album world rather than simply placing the mascot onto a standard cup.

Why This Item Stands Out

• Features the cyborg version of Eddie from the Somewhere in Time era.
• Futuristic cityscape continues around the tankard for a more complete display.
• Mechanical handle reinforces the album’s science-fiction styling.
• Raised sculpted details add depth to the armour, machinery and surrounding architecture.

The combination of Eddie, machinery and city detail makes this a particularly strong display piece for fans of the band’s mid-1980s era. Its 15.5 cm height gives the artwork enough room to read clearly while still fitting comfortably beside records, figures and other Iron Maiden collectibles.

Keep the music collection growing through our Rock Band Merchandise, or compare more elaborate sculpted vessels in our Goblets and Tankards. The exposed machinery and industrial detailing also make our Steampunk collection a strong visual crossover.