NECA has revealed another exclusive gem for the San Diego Comic-Con 2017 crowd, and it's a Coraline display set based on Henry Selick's beautiful stop-motion movie. The display set even features green LED lights that can be switched on or off. Continue reading for dimensions and accessories.
From NECA: "Our next convention exclusive reveal is this Coraline Display Set!
From the stop-motion movie adaptation of Neil Gaiman's best-selling book, this deluxe display set comes with a 7” clothed Coraline bendy doll, and folds out to create a fun and spooky scene. It even features green LED lights to add eerie ambiance!
Coraline is dressed in colorful fabric pajamas and has a blanket accessory and a clear stand. The LED lights can be turned on and off via a hidden switch (located in the bottom of the box) and use button cell batteries, included.
When open, the display is approximately 9.25” high with a 14” W x 10.75” D footprint. The entire piece folds back into its own box for easy storage or portability. The closed box measures approximately 7.55” W x 2.6” D x 9.25” H.
Price: $40
Limited edition of 3,000"
Images via NECA:
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