Monday, August 25, 2014
1994 Spanish 'Blancanieves' Soundtrack CD (Spain)
The 1962 Spanish dub of Snow White was released on compact disc in 1994. The recording featured Lupita Pérez Arias in the singing role of the princess, with Amparo Garrido as the speaking voice. Walt Disney Records. No. 80022. Distributed in Spain.
Sunday, August 24, 2014
2012-2014 Snow White 3" Vinylmation Figures
In an earlier post, we saw the 2008-2011 Snow White 3" Vinylamation figures. Today we look at 2012-2014.
Animation Series #2:
"Dopey" issued January 13, 2012. No card. Artist: Monty Maldovan. Retail $12.95.
Disney Store 25th Anniversary Series:
"Grumpy" issued May 28, 2012. No card. Artist: Jim Valeri. Retail $9.95. Special "light-up" base.
Robot Series #3:
"Grumpy Bot" issued November 19, 2012. No card. Artist: Gerald Mendez. Retail $12.95.
Several reputable Vinylmation sites state that Enrique Pita was the artist for this figure, but Gerald Mendez's name is clearly stamped on the bottom. Unless Disney screwed up somehow during the manufacturing process, we're gonna say this is a Mendez piece.
Animation Series #3:
"Grumpy" issued April 12, 2013. No card. Artist: Ron Cohee. Retail $12.95.
Mystery Bakery Series:
"Doc", "Dopey", "Grumpy" issued July 12, 2013. No card. Artist: Ron Cohee. Retail $12.95 each. Cupcake figures with frosting-shaped head masks.
Although these were sold in clear window packages, the identity of the character was still unknown until the frosting mask was removed.
Behind the Mask Series #2:
"Evil Queen" issued July 18, 2013. No card. Artist: Gerald Mendez. Retail $10.00. Limited edition released at the San Diego Comic Con. Remove the mask and the Old Hag is revealed.
The original packaging had a narrow slot through which the buyer could see which character was inside.
Artist Gerald Mendez holding his Evil Queen while at the SDCC.
13 Reflections of Evil Series:
"Evil Queen Daisy Duck" issued September 13, 2013. No card. Artist: Ron Cohee. Retail $16.95 each. Limited edition released at Epcot's Reflections of Evil trading event.
Clear window packaging.
Animation Series #4:
"Sleepy" issued December 13, 2013. No card. Artist: Ron Cohee. Retail $12.95.
The whole tray of 24 boxes with the entire Animation 4 Series. Retail $310.80.
In addition to the regular individually boxed figures, a special combo-package was sold featuring a visible King Louie on top, plus one of the other figures inside. A drawing of a singing Snow White is seen on the side of the box. Retail $24.95.
Animation Series #5:
"Doc" issued today, August 22, 2014. No card. Artist: Alex Maher. Retail price $12.95; $207.20 per case.
Animation Series #2:
"Dopey" issued January 13, 2012. No card. Artist: Monty Maldovan. Retail $12.95.
Disney Store 25th Anniversary Series:
"Grumpy" issued May 28, 2012. No card. Artist: Jim Valeri. Retail $9.95. Special "light-up" base.
Robot Series #3:
"Grumpy Bot" issued November 19, 2012. No card. Artist: Gerald Mendez. Retail $12.95.
Several reputable Vinylmation sites state that Enrique Pita was the artist for this figure, but Gerald Mendez's name is clearly stamped on the bottom. Unless Disney screwed up somehow during the manufacturing process, we're gonna say this is a Mendez piece.
Animation Series #3:
"Grumpy" issued April 12, 2013. No card. Artist: Ron Cohee. Retail $12.95.
Disney Store Item No.7511002529792P.
Mystery Bakery Series:
"Doc", "Dopey", "Grumpy" issued July 12, 2013. No card. Artist: Ron Cohee. Retail $12.95 each. Cupcake figures with frosting-shaped head masks.
Although these were sold in clear window packages, the identity of the character was still unknown until the frosting mask was removed.
Disney Store Item No. 7511002529813P.
Behind the Mask Series #2:
"Evil Queen" issued July 18, 2013. No card. Artist: Gerald Mendez. Retail $10.00. Limited edition released at the San Diego Comic Con. Remove the mask and the Old Hag is revealed.
The original packaging had a narrow slot through which the buyer could see which character was inside.
Artist Gerald Mendez holding his Evil Queen while at the SDCC.
13 Reflections of Evil Series:
"Evil Queen Daisy Duck" issued September 13, 2013. No card. Artist: Ron Cohee. Retail $16.95 each. Limited edition released at Epcot's Reflections of Evil trading event.
Clear window packaging.
Animation Series #4:
"Sleepy" issued December 13, 2013. No card. Artist: Ron Cohee. Retail $12.95.
Disney Store Item No. 7511055880050P.
The whole tray of 24 boxes with the entire Animation 4 Series. Retail $310.80.
Disney Store Item No. 7511055880051P.
In addition to the regular individually boxed figures, a special combo-package was sold featuring a visible King Louie on top, plus one of the other figures inside. A drawing of a singing Snow White is seen on the side of the box. Retail $24.95.
Disney Store Item No. 7511055880046P.
Animation Series #5:
"Doc" issued today, August 22, 2014. No card. Artist: Alex Maher. Retail price $12.95; $207.20 per case.
Disney Store Item No. 7511055880178P.
Disney Store Item No. 7511055880179P.
Stock images copyright Disney.
Additional images via vinylmationpark.
The Snow White figures don't stop here. The Vinylmation Jr. series measures in at just 1.5" tall. Plus there's a matching pin collection too. If you want more, look up the custom Vinylmations online; they add a real one-of-a-kind uniqueness to the whole ensemble.
Saturday, August 23, 2014
1990s Golden Paper Doll Book
The large format book, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Paper Doll, was first published by Golden Books in 1991. It measures 13" x 10" and consists of six one-sided leaves plus the front and back covers.
The first page is made of stiff paperboard and features the perforated dolls of Snow White and the Prince.
The next four leaves are thinner, more like pages found in a sticker book. They include the different changes of clothing for the dolls. Two are dedicated to Snow White, with both work dresses and palace gowns. She has seven garment ensembles in all.
The Prince also has two pages, with a total of six changes of clothes. One is a full suit of armor.
The last leaf in the book is again made from stiff paperboard. It contains a cut-out tote which can be assembled and used to carry around the dolls. Instructions for the tote were printed on the first page.
The back cover has two more outfits, ready for coloring.
The book is copyrighted 1991, 1994. Yet, according to online sellers, ISBN 030730244x was also published in 1999.
The first page is made of stiff paperboard and features the perforated dolls of Snow White and the Prince.
The next four leaves are thinner, more like pages found in a sticker book. They include the different changes of clothing for the dolls. Two are dedicated to Snow White, with both work dresses and palace gowns. She has seven garment ensembles in all.
The Prince also has two pages, with a total of six changes of clothes. One is a full suit of armor.
The last leaf in the book is again made from stiff paperboard. It contains a cut-out tote which can be assembled and used to carry around the dolls. Instructions for the tote were printed on the first page.
The back cover has two more outfits, ready for coloring.
Book artwork copyright Disney/Golden.
The book is copyrighted 1991, 1994. Yet, according to online sellers, ISBN 030730244x was also published in 1999.
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