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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 - DIDI- , MOULINSART 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.
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
At the beginning of The Castafiore Emerald (page 2, vignette A3), Tintin is strolling through the forest of Moulinsart with Captain Haddock. For the occasion, he has swapped his iconic trench coat for a zip-up jacket. With its full-length zipper and wide elasticated waist and cuffs, this brown coat is indeed much more suitable for this more casual activity.
Featuring the main characters from The Adventures of Tintin, the 12cm figurines are crafted with meticulous attention to detail from Hergé's drawings. These fine resin pieces are hand-painted.
Delivered in transparent cylindrical packaging
Scale: 12cm
Material: Resin
Finish: Hand painted
A soldier with character. In Tintin and the Picaros (page 40, vignette C1), General Alcazar rages against his troops. And for good reason: they're getting drunk on alcohol parachuted in by the henchmen of his rival, Tapioca. Ouch, caramba, it's hard to start a revolution under these conditions! Featuring the likenesses of the main characters from The Adventures of Tintin, the 12cm figurines are crafted with meticulous attention to detail from Hergé's drawings. These resin pieces are finely crafted and hand-painted.
Delivered in transparent cylindrical packaging.
Collection: The 12cm Figurines
Collectible TF1 Tintin resin figurine - THOMPSON JAMMED 42230 (2021)
New collection of resin figurines of international edition, marketed in France and Belgium previously. They are made with exceptional finishes, hand painted and with an absolute respect for each original character of the comics. This resin figurine is that of Thompson trying to remove the bowler hat from his head, corresponding to page 57 3C of the album The Secret of the Unicorn.
Collectible TF1 Tintin resin figurine – HADDOCK MOON 42200
This Haddock figurine, hand painted, corresponds to the cartoon B3 (page 44) of the album Destination Moon. The captain inspects with the rest of the protagonists the facilities of the lunar rocket. Haddock is also wearing the astronaut suit after several tests with it.
Height: 12 cm.
Collectible TF1 Tintin resin figurine – SNOWY MOON 42187
This figurine, hand painted, corresponds to the vignette C4 (page 37) of the album Explorers on the Moon. In it, Milou waits patiently for Tintin to tie him with a rope so that he can leave the grotto where they both had entered to explore.
Height: 7 cm.
In Destination Moon (page 16, vignette D2), Haddock sees red. While trying to catch Calculus in flight to prevent him from falling, Captain Haddock is targeted by the worker in charge of painting the rocket's fuselage. Enough to literally change his color! Reflecting the characters from The Adventures of Tintin, the 12cm figurines are made of resin, respecting the details of Hergé's drawings. These pieces are finely hand-painted.
Delivered in transparent cylindrical packaging.
Collection: The 12cm figurines
Collectible TF1 Tintin resin figurine - TINTIN MOON 42186
This figurine, hand painted, corresponds to the cartoon B1 (page 37) of the album Explorers on the Moon. Tintin is wearing the space suit.
Height: 12 cm.
Collectible TF1 Tintin resin figurine - HERNANDEZ 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, Fernandez, 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
FIGURE TF1 RESIN - SNOWY WITH A CRAB CAN
This hand-painted figure of Snowy with a can corresponds to the cartoon D2 (page 1) of the album The Crab with the Golden Claws.
Height: 6,1 cm.
Collectible TF1 Tintin resin figurine - DOCTOR MÜLLER COLLECTIBLE FIGURINE + BOOK NO. 12 + PASSPORT 29712
White-collar crime is on the rise. Always impeccable, the sinister J.W. Müller, who can be found, depending on the case, as a doctor, archaeologist or even a mercenary in the pay of Sheikh Bab El Ehr, always has an ace up his sleeve to erase his trail and throw his pursuers off the scent. His elegance is matched only by his total lack of scruples. Whether in a three-piece suit, riding outfit or military green uniform, the character is always distinguished by his ability to cause mischief. A real bad guy!
Tintin collectible figure hand painted in resin: Tintin dressed as a Chinaman with his pack of clothes under his arm.
Features:
Collection: TF1
Scale: 12cm
Material: Resin
Finish: Hand painted
Collectible TF1 Tintin resin figurine - TINTIN WITH HIS SUITCASE
This hand-painted figurine of Tintin corresponds to the vignette C3 (page 2) of the album Tintin in America. The intrepid journalist wears armor alone in this adventure and, in this particular scene, he heads on foot to Chicago after being abandoned in the middle of the road by the cab driver, who is actually a gangster.
Height: 12 cm.
Collectible TF1 Tintin resin figurine - HADDOCK AS HADOQUE 42232 (2021)
This resin figurine is that of Captain Haddock when he is telling Tintin the memories of his ancestor, the knight Sir Francis de Hadoque. The figurine corresponds to vignette D3 of page 13 of the album The Secret of the Unicorn.
Height: 12 cm
Collectible TF1 Tintin resin figurine - MITSUHIRATO AND THE PIGEON
His elegant clothes, his unctuousness and his refined education mean nothing: Mitsuhirato is undoubtedly one of the bad guys of The Adventures of Tintin. A white-collar criminal, this dangerous individual boasts only one real quality: absolute loyalty to his homeland, the empire of the rising sun. With a message in one hand and a pigeon in the other, the spy is about to make a terrible decision: Tintin must be killed!
This album marks a return to adventure. It begins to appear in the weekly Tintin, in September 1966, four years after the end of The Castafiore Emerald. Here we meet again Rastatopoulos, whom we thought drowned at the end of The Red Sea Sharks, and his friend Allan. A new figurine appears: the very rich Lazlo Carreras, the man who never laughs. Carreiras is a millionaire owner of airairplanes, oil companies and the Sani-Cola beverage. This character was inspired by Marcel Dassault. He is a paradoxical character: he is among the good guys, but under the effect of the truth serum he is portrayed as a being without scruples when it comes to having amassed his fortune. Towards the end of the story we discover Mik Ezdaditoff, a character inspired by Jacques Bergier, author of the book Le Matin des magiciens and animator of the magazine Planète. We see here Hergé's fascination with paranormal and extraterrestrial phenomena.
Translated by Concepción Zendrera
23 x 30 cm
Cardboard
64 pages
Fans of Tintin's adventures had to wait eight years after Flight 714 to Sydney to read Tintin and the Picaros, which began appearing in 1976. Hergé was now only working for pleasure, and was in no hurry. The idea took time to take shape. The setting was clear to him: South America. For the story he drew some inspiration from the Regis Debré and the Tupamaros affair. But these events are only the backdrop for the adventure. We go back to the imaginary republic of San Teodoros, (see The Broken Ear), where two generals aspiring to dictatorship wage a continuous war to achieve power. We meet again the ineffable General Alcazar (see The Broken Ear, The Seven Crystal Balls), Colonel Sponsz (The Calculus Affair), now under the name of Sponge, who has been sent by Borduria to support General Tapioca, and the explorer Ridgewell (see The Broken Ear). Serafin Brass is also around with his overwhelming personality, presiding over the group of the merry Turulones, and we also find Tapioca's charming wife: the terrible Peggy. What is striking in this album is that Tintin wears jeans, drives a motorcycle wearing a helmet with the hippie peace sign and does yoga.
Translated by Concepción Zendrera
23 x 30 cm
Cardboard
64 pages
Tintin collectible figure hand painted in resin: Tintin dressed as a Chinaman with his pack of clothes under his arm.
Features:
Collection: TF1
Scale: 12cm
Material: Resin
Finish: Hand painted
This album is based on the cartoon film by Raymond Leblanc. The script was written by Greg, and the adaptation of the drawings and dialogues of the film was made by Hergé Studios.
Translated by Concepción Zendrera
23 x 30 cm
Cardboard
48 pages
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
At the beginning of The Castafiore Emerald (page 2, vignette A3), Tintin is strolling through the forest of Moulinsart with Captain Haddock. For the occasion, he has swapped his iconic trench coat for a zip-up jacket. With its full-length zipper and wide elasticated waist and cuffs, this brown coat is indeed much more suitable for this more casual activity.
Featuring the main characters from The Adventures of Tintin, the 12cm figurines are crafted with meticulous attention to detail from Hergé's drawings. These fine resin pieces are hand-painted.
Delivered in transparent cylindrical packaging
Scale: 12cm
Material: Resin
Finish: Hand painted
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.