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Tintin Statue Resin: The Tibetan Chörten Tower: Le Musée Imaginaire de Tintin (Moulinsart 46016)
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During the ascent of the Himalayas Tintin, Haddock and Sherpa Tharkey found themselves in front of a Chorten. Despite the Sherpa's warning, Haddock walks clockwise past the Chorten, which is bad luck and results in a series of disasters which include costing the Captain his beloved whisky. Chorten (in Tibetan) or Stupa (in Sanskrit) is a funeral monument in which the ashes of the great Lamas are preserved.
Tintin in Tibet was first published in 1960 - Hergé
This Resin Statue is part of the Moulinsart Collection "The Imaginary Museum of Tintin" from the famous illustration of Hergé. (Original: "Le Musée Imaginaire de Tintin")
Discover the captivating resin figurine from the renowned Moulinsart collection, "Le Musée Imaginaire de Tintin" - The Imaginary Museum. Inspired by Hergé’s iconic 1979 illustration, this figurine is a must-have for every Tintin and Snowy enthusiast.
In June 1979, an exhibition debuted at the Palais des Beaux-Arts in Brussels, later traveling to various locations worldwide. Hergé’s exhibition poster featured Tintin and Snowy visiting an imaginary museum, as captured in Chronologie d'une œuvre - Volume 7 by Philippe Goddin.
The finely crafted resin figurines in this collection capture the timeless magic of that era, inviting you into a unique journey through the Imaginary Museum. Each piece is meticulously designed with attention to detail, honoring the spirit of Tintin’s adventures and preserving the essence of Hergé’s original work.
(Note: Poster not included with this product)
T07-46016
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- Hersteller
- Hergé / Tintinimaginatio
- EAN
- Moulinsart
- Material:
- Polychrome resin
- Size (cm)
- 25 cm
- Condition
- New with original box
- Numbered Edition:
- With Certificate
- Collection
- Le Musée Imaginaire de Tintin
- Warning!
- Not suitable for children under 36 months. Swallowable small parts. Choking hazard.
- Copyright
- All Pictures © Hergé/Moulinsart
- Omissions excepted
- Shipping Dates, Technical changes, price changes and mistakes are reserved!
- Shipping Costs
- All prices excl. Shipping costs
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During the ascent of the Himalayas Tintin, Haddock and Sherpa Tharkey found themselves in front of a Chorten. Despite the Sherpa's warning, Haddock walks clockwise past the Chorten, which is bad luck and results in a series of disasters which include costing the Captain his beloved whisky. Chorten (in Tibetan) or Stupa (in Sanskrit) is a funeral monument in which the ashes of the great Lamas are preserved.
Tintin in Tibet was first published in 1960 - Hergé
This Resin Statue is part of the Moulinsart Collection "The Imaginary Museum of Tintin" from the famous illustration of Hergé. (Original: "Le Musée Imaginaire de Tintin")
Tintin Statue Resin: The Tibetan Chörten Tower: Le Musée Imaginaire de Tintin (Moulinsart 46016)
€74.99
Tax Included
Return policy in Days: 14Ready for shipment! Delivery time: depends on recipient address
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