Null "Play Camo" della serie "Bape Play" per Medicom Toy.

Set di quattro Be@rbr…

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"Play Camo" della serie "Bape Play" per Medicom Toy. Set di quattro Be@rbrick al 400%. Verniciati in vinile in diversi colori. Nelle loro scatole originali. Sigillati. In buone condizioni. Misure: 27 cm (altezza); 19 x 16 x 11 cm (scatole). La rivoluzione degli Art Toys raggiunge nel Be@rbrick uno dei suoi massimi rappresentanti. La sua immagine semplice ma accattivante sotto forma di orso snodabile (simile a un pezzo di mattone, da cui il nome) e la sua inesauribile varietà di disegni realizzati da artisti diversi e famosi ne fanno un oggetto del desiderio per i collezionisti nuovi e affermati. Progettato e prodotto dall'azienda giapponese MediCom Toy Incomporated e lanciato nel 2001 come regalo ai visitatori della World Character Convention 12 di Tokyo, il Be@rbrick è caratterizzato da nove parti distinte (note come "strumenti" nell'industria dei giocattoli) che consentono otto diversi punti di articolazione: testa rotante, vita rotante, braccia con snodo a sfera, polsi rotanti e gambe con snodo a sfera. Le dimensioni variano da 7 cm di altezza (nota come 100% Be@rbrick, dimensione standard), seguita da 400% Be@rbrick (28 cm di altezza) o 1000% Be@rbrick (70 cm di altezza). Altri formati sono più piccoli dello standard, come il 50% Be@rbrick (4 cm) o il 70% Be@rbrick (5 cm). Tra le collaborazioni più riconoscibili ci sono quelle con Kaws, la Fondazione Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring, Disney, Looney Tunes, DC Comics e persino il Museo del Louvre e Chanel. Anche molte celebrità collezionano Be@rbrick, dal produttore musicale Pharrell Williams all'ex direttore creativo di Vogue, Grace Coddington. In buone condizioni.

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"Play Camo" della serie "Bape Play" per Medicom Toy. Set di quattro Be@rbrick al 400%. Verniciati in vinile in diversi colori. Nelle loro scatole originali. Sigillati. In buone condizioni. Misure: 27 cm (altezza); 19 x 16 x 11 cm (scatole). La rivoluzione degli Art Toys raggiunge nel Be@rbrick uno dei suoi massimi rappresentanti. La sua immagine semplice ma accattivante sotto forma di orso snodabile (simile a un pezzo di mattone, da cui il nome) e la sua inesauribile varietà di disegni realizzati da artisti diversi e famosi ne fanno un oggetto del desiderio per i collezionisti nuovi e affermati. Progettato e prodotto dall'azienda giapponese MediCom Toy Incomporated e lanciato nel 2001 come regalo ai visitatori della World Character Convention 12 di Tokyo, il Be@rbrick è caratterizzato da nove parti distinte (note come "strumenti" nell'industria dei giocattoli) che consentono otto diversi punti di articolazione: testa rotante, vita rotante, braccia con snodo a sfera, polsi rotanti e gambe con snodo a sfera. Le dimensioni variano da 7 cm di altezza (nota come 100% Be@rbrick, dimensione standard), seguita da 400% Be@rbrick (28 cm di altezza) o 1000% Be@rbrick (70 cm di altezza). Altri formati sono più piccoli dello standard, come il 50% Be@rbrick (4 cm) o il 70% Be@rbrick (5 cm). Tra le collaborazioni più riconoscibili ci sono quelle con Kaws, la Fondazione Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring, Disney, Looney Tunes, DC Comics e persino il Museo del Louvre e Chanel. Anche molte celebrità collezionano Be@rbrick, dal produttore musicale Pharrell Williams all'ex direttore creativo di Vogue, Grace Coddington. In buone condizioni.

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