Description
First Flight was made available to Charter members in 2007 to celebrate fifteen consecutive years as a member of the Society.
There will be another version (non-charter - Product ID: 4008846) for the 15-year consecutive Society Members that will not have the Charter Member backstamp and will have an altered inset plaque.
The sculpture is authentically portrayed in black and white, just as they appeared in the film, the first Mickey Mouse cartoon ever produced.
Details
Plane
Body: Resin.
Propeller: Steel.
Steering Wheel: Pewter.
Tube: Brass.
Wheel Legs: Bronze.
Minnie Mouse
Legs: Pewter.
Tail: Brass Wire.
Overall
Paint: Monochrome theme as in original cartoon.
Charter Member Backstamp: Special backstamp commemorating the Society's 15th Birthday for Charter Members.
Inset Plaque on Base: Porcelain.
First Flight was made available to Charter members in 2007 to celebrate fifteen consecutive years as a member of the Society.
There will be another version (non-charter - Product ID: 4008846) for the 15-year consecutive Society Members that will not have the Charter Member backstamp and will have an altered inset plaque.
The sculpture is authentically portrayed in black and white, just as they appeared in the film, the first Mickey Mouse cartoon ever produced.
Details
Plane
Body: Resin.
Propeller: Steel.
Steering Wheel: Pewter.
Tube: Brass.
Wheel Legs: Bronze.
Minnie Mouse
Legs: Pewter.
Tail: Brass Wire.
Overall
Paint: Monochrome theme as in original cartoon.
Charter Member Backstamp: Special backstamp commemorating the Society's 15th Birthday for Charter Members.
Inset Plaque on Base: Porcelain.
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. 
Size
Height: 6-3/8"
Series
15th Anniversary for Charter Members
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.
Gifts / Extras
