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Tintin's Imaginary Museum, secondary characters in resin

The Imaginary Museum has changed the status of the Tintin statuette. Before this line, the Tintin collectible was mainly a shop souvenir, identifiable but generic. Tintinimaginatio took the opposite approach: building a collection of secondary characters, those who make up the series without ever being the main subject. Haddock, yes, but also Alcazar in fatigues, Castafiore in stage dress, Nestor on stage, Séraphin Lampion with suitcase in hand, Rascar Capac in his mummy posture.

This line of connoisseurs is aimed at those who already have the reporter duo and are now looking for supporting roles. Each piece is chosen for what it says about the character: Haddock in his sailor sweater, Castafiore in a stage dress with jewelry and monumental hairstyle, Nestor with the silver tray in the posture of the impeccable butler, Rascar Capac in the hieratic posture of the mummy.

The resin is painted by hand in the Tintinimaginatio workshops, the official and unique source for Hergé's work. Each piece is numbered and delivered in its original box. The formats are around 15 to 30 centimeters, with the exception of compositions with two figures which take up more space.

In the display case

Abdallah & Zorrino statuette from the Tintin's Imaginary Museum

Abdallah & Zorrino statuette from the Tintin's Imaginary Museum