Happy Hall launches Winnie the Pooh Honeycomb Homes figures in Japan
The Disney trading figure line features six regular designs and one rare type, each about 10 cm tall and sold in blind boxes for 2,500 yen.
The Happy Hall series has released Disney trading figures titled "Winnie the Pooh / Honeycomb Homes" in Japan, according to cinemacafe.net. The lineup consists of six regular types plus one rare type.
Each mini figure stands about 10 cm tall and has a flocked finish. Every figure comes in a hexagonal display case modeled on a honeycomb, and the cases can be combined to build a custom display.
The regular designs include Pooh and Tigger in front of a mirror, Pooh painting a portrait of Piglet, Pooh and Eeyore chasing a butterfly, Pooh and Eeyore having tea, Pooh and Roo decorating a cake, and Pooh enjoying a midnight snack. The rare item shows Pooh and Piglet playing with a balloon.
The figures are sold in blind boxes, so buyers do not know which design they have until opening the package. Each figure costs 2,500 yen including tax.
They are on sale at the Toy Sapiens online store, some Toys R Us stores and some Yodobashi Camera stores.
Quick answers
How much do the Winnie the Pooh Honeycomb Homes figures cost?
Each figure costs 2,500 yen including tax.
How many designs are in the lineup?
There are six regular types plus one rare type.
Where can I buy the figures?
They are sold at the Toy Sapiens online store, some Toys R Us stores and some Yodobashi Camera stores.