Explore this Walt Disney Classics Collection figurine, with detailed information including its sculptor, release date, dimensions, edition size, production marks and photos.
Description The title is a clever pun - referring to both a terrifying tale and the donkey tail he is horrified to discover. This piece captures one of the darker, more dramatic moments in the film - making it especially striking compared to lighter Pinocchio WDCC sculptures.
Sculptor
Dusty Horner
Dusty became a freelance sculptor in 1999, and eventually being hired as a sculptor for WDCC. His first sculpting assignment for WDCC was of Mickey and Minnie, but he was quickly assigned larger with unbelievable pieces like Monstro from Pinocchio.
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.