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Wolverine, born James Howlett in 1832, is a mutant from Canada with retractable claws, enhanced physical abilities, and a powerful healing factor. After witnessing his father's death at the hands of Thomas Logan, who reveals he is James's biological father, James adopts the name Logan. He was later subjected to the Weapon X Program, where his skeleton and claws were coated with indestructible adamantium. With no memory of his past, Logan becomes Wolverine, a key member of the X-Men.

The Wolverine - Deadpool and Wolverine - MiniCo statue by Iron Studios features the mutant hero in a playful, stylized form, inspired by the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The statue, measuring 15 cm, is made of high-quality materials like Polystone, resin, and PVC, with a hand-painted finish. It’s a limited edition piece, perfect for collectors and fans of Wolverine.

37 cm

23 cm

Who is Darth Vader?
Considered the greatest villain in film history, Darth Vader is the protagonist of George Lucas' Star Wars franchise. He appears in the original trilogy as well as Episode III: Revenge of the Sith and Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. His distinctive features include a black helmet, armor, cape, and his iconic mechanical breathing. Born Anakin Skywalker, he was a slave on the planet Tatooine until he was nine years old. He was rescued by Jedi Knight Obi-Wan Kenobi, who apprenticed him, but a deep anger fueled by personal tragedy led the then Jedi Knight to the dark side of the Force, where he became an apprentice to the evil Darth Sidious. Anakin became known as Darth Vader, the iconic villain of the franchise. From then on, he wanted to enforce order throughout the galaxy. Despite everything, there was still a little goodness left in Darth Vader's heart.

Withdrawn from the famous, magic, and sentient Sorting Hat standing at his feet, the small wizard boy considered worthy is ready to destroy the Horcruxes and defeat the evil Lord Voldemort, raising the Sword of Gryffindor, a thousand years old magic weapon, in the newest stylized Toy Art statue "Harry Potter with Sword of Gryffindor - Harry Potter - MiniCo" by Iron Studio, celebrating the 20-years-anniversary of its premiere in the movie theaters.

Who is Spider-Man?
Created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko in 1962, Spider-Man is Peter Parker, a young orphan raised by his loving uncles. After being bitten by a genetically modified spider, Peter gained arachnid-like powers. Using his scientific skills, he created web-shooters and a blue-and-red suit, becoming Spider-Man. Following the tragic death of his Uncle Ben—caused by a criminal Peter once let escape—he vowed to fight crime with the motto: "With great power comes great responsibility."

Exploring the Spider-Man MiniCo Statue:
The friendly neighborhood hero swings through New York City, grabbing a Daily Bugle newspaper from a classic red newsstand. The front page warns that his archenemy, Green Goblin, is nearby. The statue captures Spider-Man mid-leap, shooting his web toward a skyscraper. Part of Iron Studios’ acclaimed MiniCo collection, this stylized figure draws inspiration from the comics with detailed craftsmanship.

Figure Details:
Spider-Man’s classic suit, dynamic pose, and the iconic Daily Bugle newspaper are featured atop a richly detailed diorama base.

Materials and Finish:
Made from high-quality Polystone and other materials like resin, PVC, metal, and fabric, the hand-painted statue offers a unique, collector-worthy finish. It’s produced in a limited edition.

Capture the Golden Snitch with Harry Potter in the new MiniCo Illusion line from Iron Studios!

In a historic match of Quidditch, the most popular sport among witches and wizards, played in the air on flying broomsticks, Harry Potter, the young wizard hero, plays the important and coveted position of seeker for his team, Gryffindor, and in his first match against the Slytherin team, in the tournament at Hogwarts, at the age of eleven he captured his Golden Snitch, the smallest and fastest ball on the field, which moves through small enchanted wings in random directions, and the capture of the ball defines the end of the game, besides earning 150 points for his team. In an audacious maneuver, Harry dives with his broom, managing to catch his Golden Snitch in an unusual way, with his mouth, and ensuring the victory of his Gryffindor team in the match. This scene is presented in the film “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone”.

To immortalize this emblematic moment, Iron Studios brings in it’s new MiniCo Illusion line, in which the figures are elaborated on a base in the form of a miniature diorama scenery, the “Harry Potter at the Quidditch Match – Harry Potter – MiniCo Illusion – Iron Studios ” featuring the young wizard hero riding his flying broom to capture his Golden Snitch, wearing his Gryffindor uniform, on a diorama base from the Quidditch field in the best Toy Art MiniCo style.

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