"Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" is mour favorite animated film,
and we've got our own room filled with toys and collectibles from the movie. When
Roger Rabbit was released in 1987, it had been five years since Disney had produced an animated
feature worth seeing. And the key was that Roger Rabbit was a funny movie. It wasn't just
amusing, it was really funny. And then there was the stunningly sexy Jessica Rabbit. Jessica
Rabbit is the sexiest animated character in the history of animation. I always tell people she's
the only pin-up my wife allows.
"Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" was a groundbreaking film in
many ways. It was the first animated feature that was a combination of animation and live
action for the entire length of the movie. And, of course, the film included the historic appearance
of the world's most popular animated characters from every major studio in Hollywood.
Disneyland Roger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin Commemorative Passport - Framed
This numbered Disneyland Passport was issued in 1994 to commemorate the
opening of the new Roger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin attraction in the newly opened ToonTown.
These limited edition passports were far more elaborate that the standard admission tickets.
They were detailed works of art, issued in a numbered limited edition. You could buy them separately
or in a special framed set-up as we have here. The plaque at the bottom reads "Roger
Rabbit's Car Toon Spin, Commemorative Passport, 1994". The passport measures about
4x14 inches, and the overall frame size is 9x19 inches. Very rare now, since most collectors
still have these hanging on their walls. The ticket portion is intact and is still valid towards
the price of admission to the park.
Roger Rabbit Dip Flip Game
One of the few boxed games featuring Roger Rabbit, this
is the Dip Flip Game. You use little flippers to spring the character cut-outs
into a vat of Dip! Yechh! Yes, fans... there's a couple of Jessica Rabbit
cut-outs. New in the original box.
Baby Herman Ceramic Figure
Who else but Baby Herman could get away with a line
like "Something here stinks like yesterday's diapers!" in a
Disney movie? Here he is in a small 3 inch ceramic figure. Nicely
detailed. Few collectibles have this delicate coloring.
Eddie Valliant Ani-Mate Action Figure
Puh-puh-puh-puh-Pleeease, Eddie! Yes, it's that ace detective,
Eddie Valliant, depicted here in a 4 inch Animate Action Figure. Nicely detailed.
New on the original card. A fine Roger Rabbit collectibles item.
Benny The Cab Portable Holes
I like this clever toy. Its one of a series of Roger Rabbit Portable
Holes toys made by Applause in the mid-1990s. The whole thing is about 2 inches
tall and 4 inches wide. The package isn't perfect, but the toy is. Scoop this one up!
Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Model Sheets
Jessica Rabbit
Item #RR-1 SOLD OUT
Roger Rabbit
Baby Herman
Benny the Car
These Roger Rabbit model sheets were originally a part of a kit Disney sold to manufacturers who wanted to make products based on the characters from the movie. It came in a portfolio that included other artwork and information about the characters' personalities. Because manufacturers need such long lead times in order to have toys on the shelves when the movie is in the theaters, some changes were made to the actual characters after these prints were made. Note the name "Benny The Car" instead of "Benny The Cab".However, they were also used at Disney Animation in Florida during the production of "Rollercoaster Rabbit" as regular model sheets by the animators who were working there. Each sheet features one deluxe character illustration with full shading and enhancements and three additional poses to show the character from all perspectives. NOTE: We are now at the end of our supply of these pieces and can no longer guarantee that the colors of all the mats you receive will be identical. We have some in the deep red and some in a hot pink. We will contact you with details when you place your order to give you a chance to make an informed purchase. Thank-you.
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