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Product ID
4005027
Released in
October 2006
Suspended
12/09
Issue Price
$299
Going Price
$399
Description
New series of sculptures based on the popular Pirates of the Caribbean attraction. The first release launched at a Walt Disney World Resort special event on October 7th and at a Disneyland Resort special event on October 14th.
The series will include sculptures based on several vignettes from the original attraction (not from the 2006 redress featuring representations from the live action films). The series of sculptures will release exclusively at the Disney Theme Parks.
Open edition release with special Pirates of the Caribbean logo backstamp on first 1,500 pieces.
Details
Face, Hair, Scarf and Base: Porcelain.
Arms, Legs and Feet: Hand-cast bronze.
Hands, Face, Spine, Vertebrae, Jaw, Ragged Clothing, Belt, Handles on Helm and Seaweed: Hand-cast pewter.
Helm: Resin.
New series of sculptures based on the popular Pirates of the Caribbean attraction. The first release launched at a Walt Disney World Resort special event on October 7th and at a Disneyland Resort special event on October 14th.
The series will include sculptures based on several vignettes from the original attraction (not from the 2006 redress featuring representations from the live action films). The series of sculptures will release exclusively at the Disney Theme Parks.
Open edition release with special Pirates of the Caribbean logo backstamp on first 1,500 pieces.
Details
Face, Hair, Scarf and Base: Porcelain.
Arms, Legs and Feet: Hand-cast bronze.
Hands, Face, Spine, Vertebrae, Jaw, Ragged Clothing, Belt, Handles on Helm and Seaweed: Hand-cast pewter.
Helm: Resin.
Sculptor
Jacqueline Perreault Gonzales
She has worked for many years as a commercial sculptor in a wide variety of applications within the toy, collectibles, and entertainment/film industries.
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.
