Quick answer

Both NECA Leatherface 8-inch clothed figures come from Tobe Hooper's 1974 Texas Chainsaw Massacre, but the Old Lady mask version wears a cooking apron and includes an alternate hand and knife, while the Pretty Woman mask version wears the classic blue suit and includes its chainsaw. The Old Lady figure lists at USD 26.97 and the Pretty Woman figure at USD 23.55, both against a USD 37.99 comparison price, so if you want the apron-and-knife display, choose Old Lady; if you prefer the blue-suit chainsaw look and want to save a few dollars, choose Pretty Woman.

What the Old Lady mask figure actually includes

The Old Lady version is built around Leatherface's unsettling domestic disguise: a creepy mask paired with a cooking apron, both rendered in tailored fabric clothing that echoes the retro clothed action figures NECA has been making. At 8 inches tall and fully articulated, it can be posed in a kitchen or dining-room diorama without looking stiff. The included alternate hand and knife let you swap the display from a passive standing pose to a gripping, weapon-forward stance, which is the main reason to pick this version over the other.

What the Pretty Woman mask figure actually includes

The Pretty Woman version is described by NECA as an updated and improved clothed action figure, wearing the classic blue suit and the infamous Pretty Woman mask from the film. It also stands 8 inches tall and is fully articulated, but its signature accessory is the chainsaw rather than a knife and alternate hand. The blue suit reads more formal and more immediately recognizable as the film's dinner-table Leatherface, while the chainsaw gives the figure a bulkier, more aggressive silhouette on the shelf.

Price, packaging, and what the window box changes

At catalog prices, the Old Lady figure is USD 26.97 and the Pretty Woman figure is USD 23.55, both discounted from a USD 37.99 comparison price. That roughly USD 3.40 gap is small, but it can matter if you are buying two figures to display as a pair. Both come in window box packaging, which means you can see the fabric clothing and mask through the front without opening the box; that is useful if you keep figures boxed, but it also means the figure is not sealed away from dust. Neither listing states a specific accessory count beyond what is described, so treat the apron, knife, alternate hand, and chainsaw as the confirmed display pieces rather than assuming extra hands or stands are included.

Trade-offs between the two mask versions

  • Outfit and silhouette: Old Lady uses a cooking apron over the mask, which reads as domestic and unsettling; Pretty Woman uses the classic blue suit, which reads as formal and film-accurate to the dinner scene. Choose Old Lady for a kitchen or workshop diorama; choose Pretty Woman for a dining-room or formal display.
  • Accessory and posing range: Old Lady includes an alternate hand and knife, while Pretty Woman includes the chainsaw. Both are fully articulated 8-inch figures, but the chainsaw is a larger prop that changes the balance of the pose. If you want a weapon-forward stance with a smaller blade, take Old Lady; if you want the chainsaw as the focal point, take Pretty Woman.
  • Price versus display impact: The Pretty Woman figure lists at USD 23.55 and the Old Lady figure at USD 26.97, both against a USD 37.99 comparison price. The difference is small enough that display preference should outweigh the savings. Buy the mask version you actually want to look at; the price gap is not large enough to justify settling.

Product facts

  • Texas Chainsaw Massacre - Leatherface with Old Lady Mask 8" Clothed Action Figure in Window Box Packaging: From Tobe Hooper's classic 1974 film The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, NECA presents an all-new clothed action figure of Leatherface in his Old Lady mask, dressed in tailored fabric clothing with cooking apron and creepy mask, fully articulated at 8 inches, and including an alternate hand and knife. The apron and knife make this the stronger choice for a kitchen or dinner-scene display, and the alternate hand gives you one extra posing option.
  • Texas Chainsaw Massacre - Leatherface with Pretty Woman Mask 8" Clothed Action Figure in Window Box Packaging: From Tobe Hooper's classic 1974 film The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, NECA presents an updated and improved clothed action figure of Leatherface in his Pretty Woman mask, dressed in tailored fabric clothing with classic blue suit and infamous mask, fully articulated at 8 inches, and including his iconic chainsaw. The blue suit and chainsaw create a more formal, instantly recognizable silhouette, and the lower catalog price makes this the more budget-friendly of the two.

Which Leatherface window box figure should you buy?

Best for

  • Collectors building a Texas Chainsaw Massacre kitchen or dinner-scene diorama who want the apron and knife display
  • Buyers who want an alternate hand for more posing variety in an 8-inch clothed figure
  • Horror fans who already own the Pretty Woman version and want the companion mask look

Not for

  • Collectors who specifically want the blue-suit, chainsaw-wielding Leatherface from the dinner scene
  • Shoppers looking for the lowest possible price among the two options
  • Anyone who needs a figure with a confirmed stand or extra accessories beyond the supplied list