Collectible TF1 Tintin resin figurine - DOCTOR MÜLLER COLLECTIBLE FIGURINE + BOOK NO. 12 + PASSPORT, Moulinsart 29712

This figure is of the mummy Rascar Capac, mystical protagonist of the adventure The Seven Crystal Balls. Specifically, the image belongs to the vignette D2 on page 32.

Characteristics:

Material: Resin (hand painted).

Measurements: 14 cm (height)

Year of production: 2016

Box measures: 11x11x19 cm.

Pack of 5 figures of Tintin collection hand painted and made of resin: Abdallah with colored tiger head + 4 monochrome figures.

 Height: 9cm.

Collectible TF1 Tintin resin figurine  - RASTAPOPOULOS TATTOO 42231 (2021)

This figurine of Rastapopoulos, hand painted, corresponds to the vignette of The Blue Lotus when it is discovered that the evil villain is one of the members of the drug trafficking network. On his arm he wears the tattoo of the pharaoh Kih-Oskh.

Height: 12 cm.

Collectible TF1 Tintin resin figurine - DIDI- ,  42218

This figurine of Didi, hand-painted, corresponds to the vignette C4 (page 57) of the album The Blue Lotus. This young Chinese boy, son of Wang Jen-Ghié, is used by Rastapopoulos and Mitshuirato to decapitate his parents and Tintin by inoculating his body with a poison that turns him into a madman. Fortunately, the plan of the two villains does not succeed and Didi is cured of the disease with a remedy for the poison.

Height: 12 cm.

Collectible TF1 Tintin resin figurine  - FERNANDEZ DISGUISED AS A CHINAMAN.

This hand-painted figurine is from vignette C1 (page 45) of the album The Blue Lotus. In the vignette he appears with his professional partner, Hernandez, in the streets of Shangay, surrounded by Chinese people laughing at them, since they have chosen classic old-fashioned attire to go unnoticed.

Features:

Collection: TF1                                                                            

Scale: 12cm

Material: Resin

Finish: Hand painted

Collectible TF1 Tintin resin figurine  - PROFESSOR CALCULUS WITH SHOVEL 

With his pine green overcoat matching a ridiculous bowler hat, it seems that the professor likes to "play the Indian"... although it's better not to tell him! It became very clear to the captain, much to his chagrin, in Destination Moon. Despite his pendulum, Professor Calculus is anything but a mad scientist: chemistry, astronomy, oceanography, physics, electronics or botany... any field serves his purpose, to advance mankind.

FIGURE TF1 RESIN - HERGÉ REPORTER

Hergé in person! A nod to the artist who, as we all know, liked to parody. There are many Tintin adventures where he appears among the extras. In Tintin in the Congo, he elegantly blends in among the journalists who come to greet the young reporter leaving for Africa, on the station platform. This hand-painted figure is supplied in clear cylindrical packaging.

Features:

Material: hand painted resin

Height: 12 cm

Edition: Not limited