Tintin & Snowy statuette from the Tintin's Imaginary Museum

Tintin and Snowy from the Imaginary Museum: the duo on the same base

The composition brings together Tintin and Snowy in a pose taken from the albums: the reporter standing, Snowy at his feet in a posture of attention. The hand-painted resin treats the two characters with the size hierarchy that Hergé established from the first plates, Snowy little white terrier against the slender silhouette of the reporter. The sky blue sweater, the blonde puff, the dog's black: each color is placed separately.

Joining the two characters on the same base requires assembly work that the figurines alone do not have. The result is a composition that stands up visually, with both characters looking in the same direction without one overwhelming the other.

The starting room of the Imaginary Museum

For a reader who wants to start a collection of Tintinimaginatio characters, this composition is the obvious answer to the question "which one to take first?" ". The founding duo, Hergé never separated them.

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