RESIN FIGURINES

Collectible Tintin resin figurine - SHIVA - IMAGINARY MUSEUM

The ninth figurine in the Imaginary Museum's collection is a reproduction of the god Shiva, one of the most important deities of Hinduism and represents the sacrifice necessary for regeneration after death. This is the religion with the largest number of followers in India, a country that Tintin visits in Cigars of the Pharaoh and at the beginning of The Blue Lotus. The sculpture of Shiva Nataraja, the king of dance, appears on page 50 of Cigars of the Pharaoh when a believer wants to sacrifice Snowy after Tintin's dog has bitten a cow.

Features

Material: Polychrome resin (hand painted)

Measurements: 33.5 cm (height) and 17.5 cm (length)

Edition: Numbered

Contains: Certificate of authenticity

Year of production: 2018

Box measures: 39x24x16 cm

Collectible Tintin resin figurine - CHORTEN TOWER - IMAGINARY MUSEUM

The tenth figurine in the collection of the Tintin Imaginary Museum is a reproduction of the Stupa or Chorten tower, which are important religious monuments of Buddhism symbolizing the presence of Buddha. Inside are kept Buddhist relics and sometimes the ashes of renowned lamas. Tintin, Haddock and Snowy find them in the album Tintin in Tibet, on their way to find their beloved Chang, lost in the Tibetan mountains.

Features

Material: Polychromatic resin, hand painted

Finish: matte

With numbered certificate of authenticity

Year: 2019

Measurements: 10x13cm (base) and 28cm (height)

Weight: 1kg

Dimensions of the box: 36.5 x 19 x 15 cm

Collectible Tintin resin figurine - CALCULUS - IMAGINARY MUSEUM

Collection of numbered resin figurines reproducing the poster of the traveling exhibition Le musée imaginaire de Tintin, inaugurated in 1979. This exhibition collected the most important objects of Tintin's travels: the Arumbaya fetish, the totem of the knight of Haddoque, the Unicorn, among many others. The sixth figurine in the collection is Professor Calculus. The wise inventor walks along the central aisle of the exhibition with his characteristic umbrella and pendulum guiding him as usual.

Characteristics:

Material: resin with matte finish

Edition: numbered with certificate of authenticity.

Year of production: 2017

Figurine dimensions: 25 cm (Professor Calculus’ height)

Collectible Tintin resin figurine - RASCAR CAPAC - IMAGINARY MUSEUM

"He who unleashes the fire of heaven" - Rascar Capac, imbued with a disturbing tranquility, is presented on a beige resin base. This magnificent figurine, part of the Imaginary Museum of Tintin collection, will delight you. Rascar Capac is accompanied by a numbered certificate of authenticity. It will make all your Tintin-loving friends salivate with envy and thrill the most experienced ones. The characters and objects of this new series are based on the original poster of the 1979 exhibition, Le Musée Imaginaire de Tintin. Each figurine is delivered in a box, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.

Collectible Tintin resin figurine - MOCHICA - IMAGINARY MUSEUM

This magnificent figurine is part of the Tintin Imaginary Museum collection. The Mochica vase is accompanied by a numbered certificate of authenticity. Inspired by the album Le Temple du Soleil, this vase is a unique piece of the Musée Imaginaire because it has been very rarely reproduced in 3D and refers us to the sacred dimension of the Incas.... The characters and objects of this new series are based on the original poster of the 1979 exhibition, Le Musée Imaginaire de Tintin. Each figurine is delivered in a box, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.

Collectible Tintin resin figurine - AFRICAN MASK - IMAGINARY MUSEUM

The eleventh figurine in the Imaginary Museum's collection is the African mask of an ancient tribe. It is one of the pieces exhibited in the exhibition of the Imaginary Museum of Tintin along with the rocket or the castle of Moulinsart. This piece appears in the Ethnographic Museum during the action of the first page of the album The Broken Ear, a few meters from the famous Arumbaya fetish.

Characteristics:

Material: Resin

Finish: Matte

With numbered certificate of authenticity.

Year: 2019

Measurements: 14 cm (height)

Collectible Tintin resin figurine - HADDOCK - IMAGINARY MUSEUM

Collection of numbered resin figurines reproducing the poster of the traveling exhibition Le musée imaginaire de Tintin, inaugurated in 1979. This exhibition collected the most important objects of Tintin's travels: the Arumbaya fetish, Ottokar's scepter, the Unicorn, the mummy of The Seven Crystal Balls, among many others. Walking among these treasures, Tintin is accompanied by his closest friends and co-stars of his adventures. The fourth figurine in the collection is Captain Haddock. Tintin's grumpy companion strolls happily down the central aisle of the exhibition.

 Characteristics:

Material: resin with matte finish

Edition: numbered with certificate of authenticity.

Year of production: 2017

Figurine dimensions: 27 cm (Haddock's height)

RESIN - ARUMBAYA FETISH - COL. IMAGINARY MUSEUM

Collection of numbered resins reproducing the poster of the traveling exhibition Le musée imaginaire de Tintin of 1979. This exhibition collected the most important objects of Tintin's travels: the Arumbaya fetish, Ottokar's scepter, the Unicorn, the mummy of the 7 crystal balls, among many others. Walking among these treasures, Tintin is accompanied by his closest friends and co-stars of his adventures.

The first figure in the collection is the Arumbaya Fetish from The Broken Ear.

Features:

Material: resin with matte finish Edition: numbered with certificate of authenticity.

Year of production: 2016 Figure measures: base (8 x 8 cm.) and height (19,5 cm.; fetish 14 cm + base 5,50 cm.

New collection of numbered resins reproducing the poster of the traveling exhibition Le musée imaginaire de Tintin, inaugurated in 1979. This exhibition collected the most important objects of Tintin's travels: the Arumbaya fetish, Ottokar's scepter, the Unicorn, the mummy of the 7 crystal balls, among many others. Walking among these treasures, Tintin is accompanied by his closest friends and co-stars of his adventures. The ninth object in the collection is the symbol of the pharaoh Kih-Oskh, the tomb of which Professor Philemon Cyclone desperately seeks in The Pharaoh's Cigars. It is one of the most iconic images of the adventure series created by Hergé.

Features:

Material: resin with matte finish