Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse
Limited Edition 750
Product ID
4010003
Released in
October 2008
Issue Price
$225
Going Price
$225
Description
Numbered Limited Edition (NLE) of 750.
The main treehouse has a removable roof where you can look inside and see the furnishings inside. This sculpture depicts the film version of the Treehouse and not the attraction (although the attraction was inspired by the film).
COA Misprint/Correction: The factory accidently listed Dusty Horner's name on the certificate of authenticity as the sculptor vs. Larry Nikolai. The Walt Disney Classics Collection had new cards printed to correct the error but the only way the collectors would be aware on how to obtain a corrected certificate was if they read the online Newsflash, where the COA misprint/correction was posted.
The Treehouse is plussed with 11 resin components, 32 metal components and string.
Numbered Limited Edition (NLE) of 750.
The main treehouse has a removable roof where you can look inside and see the furnishings inside. This sculpture depicts the film version of the Treehouse and not the attraction (although the attraction was inspired by the film).
COA Misprint/Correction: The factory accidently listed Dusty Horner's name on the certificate of authenticity as the sculptor vs. Larry Nikolai. The Walt Disney Classics Collection had new cards printed to correct the error but the only way the collectors would be aware on how to obtain a corrected certificate was if they read the online Newsflash, where the COA misprint/correction was posted.
The Treehouse is plussed with 11 resin components, 32 metal components and string.
Sculptor
Larry Nikolai
Nikolai was Concept Designer for several sculptures such as the Mainstreet Electrical Parade-series or Beast's Castle from Beauty and the Beasts.
Size
Height: 9-1/4"
Width: 10"
Depth: 7-1/2"
Width: 10"
Depth: 7-1/2"
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.
