Family Vacation
Product ID
4001759
Released in
July 2005
Issue Price
$299
Going Price
$299
Description
Donald's classic red roadster (inspired by the auto seen in the last Donald Duck theatrical cartoon produced to date, 'The Litterbug') is complete with Donald's famous '313' license plate and Donald Duck hood ornament.
Coloration of Donald's license plate was based on research of California license plates of that era.
Nostalgic 1950's Davy Crockett 'coon skin cap, Mickey Mouse Ears and Disneyland® pennant worn by the nephews!
Debut at Disneyland® Resort in July 2005 and then released to all other retailers in late August and September that same year.
There is only one numbered limited edition of 1,955 pieces. All will have the special Disneyland 50th anniversary logo backstamp.
Details
Special Backstamp: A special gold backstamp logo image created by Disneyland® will adorn the bottom of each sculpture
Donald's classic red roadster (inspired by the auto seen in the last Donald Duck theatrical cartoon produced to date, 'The Litterbug') is complete with Donald's famous '313' license plate and Donald Duck hood ornament.
Coloration of Donald's license plate was based on research of California license plates of that era.
Nostalgic 1950's Davy Crockett 'coon skin cap, Mickey Mouse Ears and Disneyland® pennant worn by the nephews!
Debut at Disneyland® Resort in July 2005 and then released to all other retailers in late August and September that same year.
There is only one numbered limited edition of 1,955 pieces. All will have the special Disneyland 50th anniversary logo backstamp.
Details
Special Backstamp: A special gold backstamp logo image created by Disneyland® will adorn the bottom of each sculpture
Sculptor
Bruce Lau
Bruce Lau is one of the talented sculptors who gives shape and form to magical moments from classic Disney Animation for the award-winning Walt Disney Classics Collection.
Mark
Each Walt Disney Classics Collection sculpture bears a backstamp with Walt Disney's signature and production year mark. The marks symbolize major milestones in Disney history. A production mark represents the calender year during which the particular piece is made. Individual sculptures of an open edition piece may carry different marks when production continues over the years.
