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Description Each of the brooms (14 in total) were individually sculpted (and not replicated in production) and the sculpture shows an animation progression from this classic film sequence. If you freeze a moment of the film, you will see all the brooms in unison in the same pose pitching the water from the pails. That's much easier to produce of course since you can replicate the same broom sculpture in different sizes for the sculpture. In this sculpture however, it was chosen for the first time in WDCC to animate a progression of a film sequence showing the brooms from the moment when they start to pitch the water from the pails to the point where water is pouring all the way out. This tells the animated story of the brooms action sequence. So, each broom is sculpted individually in the progression taking many more days to sculpt and produce ... but what one might expect from a Signature Series release! The Fantasia Signature Series also comes with wooden presentation base and a signature card signed by sculptor Ruben Procopio and a special Roy Disney story card.
Sculptor
Ruben Procopio
Ruben is an acclaimed multi-talented veteran artist. After more than 25 years with Disney, Rubén founded Masked Avenger Studios in 2003 to expand his sculpting services to many major entertainment industry clients.
Height: 10-3/4" (Mickey & Brooms); 11-3/4" (Mickey & Brooms plus Base); 10" (Yen Sid); 12.5” X 25.25” (Base Itself)
Series
Signature Series 2006
Box
COA
BASE
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.