TINTIN

In The Castafiore Emerald (plate 56, box D3), after many twists and turns, the Château de Moulinsart is about to be restored to its former glory.

Les voitures des aventures de Tintin - The Soviet amilcar

This resin figurine of Mrs Irma is part of a series of beautiful statuettes, designed and manufactured with a keen attention to the original detail in Hergé's drawings.

This resin figurine of Snowy dressed as a cosmonaut is one of a series of attractive statuettes designed to respect the details of Hergé's drawings.

A mobster tells Bobby that a truck belonging to another gang is on its way to transport a clandestine shipment of whisky barrels. In the barrels are armed policemen. Tintin accompanies them.

This resin figurine of the Wolf engineer is one of a series of attractive statuettes designed to respect the details of Hergé's drawings.

This figurine of Mitsuhirato is part of a series of beautiful statuettes, designed and manufactured with a keen attention to the original detail in Hergé's drawings.

Hergé is as passionate about vehicles as he is about planes, and that passion is clearly demonstrated through his Adventures of Tintin.

This figurine of Professor Calculus gardening is part of a series of beautiful statuettes, designed and manufactured with a keen attention to the original detail in Hergé's drawings.

This Red Rackham figurine is made of resin, and is part of a series of attractive statuettes designed to respect the details of Hergé's drawings.

This resin figurine of Thompson in a swimsuit is part of a series of beautiful statuettes, designed and manufactured with a keen attention to the original detail in Hergé's drawings.

Allan is the archetypal scoundrel, ready to do anything to get what he wants.

Soft plush of Snowy, Tintin's dog, made by Moulinsart. Soft plush of Snowy, Tintin's dog, made by Moulinsart. To accompany your little Lou everywhere. Companion during the day, doudou at night, Snowy is cuddly for the greatest pleasure of the little ones.

When Tintin comes to return his portfolio to General Alcazar, he discovers the latter in conversation with Dawson, the former chief of police of the Shanghai International Concession.

This beautiful mug is based on a visual from the 1972 Carte de Voeux collection.

In turn, a counterfeiter, mercenary or even a secret agent, the evil Dr. Müller – alias Professor Smith, as featured on page 26 of Land of Black Gold – puts on his jacket when he has just been unmasked by Tintin.

This figurine of Docteur Müller is part of a series of beautiful statuettes, designed and manufactured with a keen attention to the original detail in Hergé's drawings.

Enjoy this set of 2 espresso cups and saucer in porcelain

Hergé was intensely curious about science, and the pinnacle of his hyper-realism can be seen in Tintin's Moon adventures.