Vintage Jessica Rabbit Electric Tiki Figurine This unique figurine from Jessica Rabbit was produced by Enesco under Walt Disney’s license. Part of Enesco’s Showcase Collection. Electric Tiki Design. Dates back to 2011. Discover the exclusive Jessica Rabbit Mini Maquette, a collector’s gem limited to just 500 pieces worldwide. Crafted by the renowned Tracy Mark Lee and brought to life through the skilled hands of sculptor Raffaello Vecchione, each figurine is a masterpiece painted by the esteemed Mireya Romo-Bowen. Despite the quirky charm of a typo on the box suggesting only 400 exist, this rare find is indeed capped at 500, making it even more special. Elevate your collection with this exquisite piece, a true must-have for any Jessica Rabbit enthusiast. Don’t miss out on the chance to own a slice of animation history! Copy of the text on the box: ”Talk about babes in the woods!” Jessica Rabbit wearing her forest ranger’s outfit brings back the best memories of my animation career. Trail Mix-Up was the final installment in the series of Roger Rabbit shorts and directing it was not only a great privilege but hands down the most fun I’ve ever been paid to have. The only demand I recall from studio chiefs was, ”Make it funny!”. An alternate ending was storyboarded in which Roger not only ended up crashing Mr. Rushmore but did so while Alfred Hitchcock was directing ”North by Northwest”. In the end, securing rights turned out to be more than anyone wanted to bite off for a short cartoon. Regardless, the simple premise of Roger roasting weenies in the wilderness was plenty to chew on and Jessica’s cameo the Park Ranger is probably the film’s most memorable moment. This beautifully sculpted maquette will definitily receive a place of honor in my collection. After all, who can resist a gal in uniform? Barry Cook, Director ”Trail Mix-Up”
