Unhinged
Open Edition
Product ID
1217965
Released in
July 2002
Suspended
12/09
Issue Price
$175
Going Price
$175
Description
Like with the 2000 release from 'The Nightmare Before Christmas' (Jack, Sally and Zero), a specially backstamped set of the 2002 releases (Dr. Finklestein and Jack Skellington's Gate), limited to 600 sets, was available beginning in July, 2002 exclusively at select Disney Stores throughout North America (Manhattan, Fifth Avenue - New York City, Natick, MA, Forum Shops at Caesars, Las Vegas and the Studio Store - Burbank, CA) and also through Disney Store On Line.
A special backstamp design features Jack Skellington's head along with the year of the feature film.
Glasses: Bronze.
Wheels: Pewter and Bronze.
Controls: Pewter.
Head: Brass-hinged that allows top of his head to open and close.
Base Under Chair: Pewter.
Like with the 2000 release from 'The Nightmare Before Christmas' (Jack, Sally and Zero), a specially backstamped set of the 2002 releases (Dr. Finklestein and Jack Skellington's Gate), limited to 600 sets, was available beginning in July, 2002 exclusively at select Disney Stores throughout North America (Manhattan, Fifth Avenue - New York City, Natick, MA, Forum Shops at Caesars, Las Vegas and the Studio Store - Burbank, CA) and also through Disney Store On Line.
A special backstamp design features Jack Skellington's head along with the year of the feature film.
Glasses: Bronze.
Wheels: Pewter and Bronze.
Controls: Pewter.
Head: Brass-hinged that allows top of his head to open and close.
Base Under Chair: Pewter.
Sculptor
Kent Melton
From day one, Kent Melton has been a sculptor for the Walt Disney Classics Collection and is regarded to be one of the most important sculptors for the collection. He tries to make his maquettes and sculptures capture the essence of the character.
Size
Height: 6"
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.
