The worlds

Collectible Tintin figurines

Tintinimaginatio, formerly Moulinsart, holds the official license for Hergé's work and has produced collectibles in line with this license for decades, in resin and in metal. Each piece reproduces Hergé's graphic universe with the constraints that this imposes: the proportions of the characters as he drew them, the colors of his palettes, the accessories documented in the albums. It is this rigor that distinguishes official production from unlicensed replicas.

The collection is structured into five distinct lines. The Musée Imaginaire brings together the secondary characters, these supporting roles who make up the spice of the albums and whose prints are gradually becoming rarer. The Icons feature the key objects of the albums rather than the characters. The moon rockets come in three heights, from 30 cm bookshelf to 90 cm floor height. The 1/12 scale cars follow a numbered limited edition logic, close to that of Pixi. Tintin figurines alone form the most accessible segment, available without urgency.

CollectoFig provides information on each sheet about the material, the edition, the state of availability and the presence of the box and certificate of origin. This is the information a serious collector checks before buying, as long as it's there.

In the display case

Arumbaya Fetish figurine from the Tintin Icons collection

Arumbaya Fetish figurine from the Tintin Icons collection