Warner Bros. - Toy Bugs Bunny Tin Box Set - 1990-2000





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Warner Bros. Bugs Bunny Tin Box Set, a Millennium Collection featuring seven plastic Bugs Bunny dolls in an undamaged open original box, dating from 1990–2000, with a tin storage box bearing a raised Bugs Bunny head and a 1999 Warner copyright stamp.
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This Millennium Collection set is a Looney Tunes limited co-branded peripheral launched by Hong Kong OK Convenience Store to welcome the new millennium. It is officially authorized by Warner Bros. and includes 7 Bugs Bunny dolls with different themes. It restores the classic image of the character in different scenes such as sports, magic, singing and dancing, and leisure. The bottom of the doll has a clear 1999 Warner copyright stamp and OK Convenience Store release logo. The exclusive tinplate portable storage box features a raised Bugs Bunny head and series name on the front, and a built-in shaped foam lining to securely store and protect the dolls.
The iron box has natural signs of use over time, and the surface paint has slight wear, oxidation and scratches; the doll is generally well preserved and the painting is clear and complete.
This Millennium Collection set is a Looney Tunes limited co-branded peripheral launched by Hong Kong OK Convenience Store to welcome the new millennium. It is officially authorized by Warner Bros. and includes 7 Bugs Bunny dolls with different themes. It restores the classic image of the character in different scenes such as sports, magic, singing and dancing, and leisure. The bottom of the doll has a clear 1999 Warner copyright stamp and OK Convenience Store release logo. The exclusive tinplate portable storage box features a raised Bugs Bunny head and series name on the front, and a built-in shaped foam lining to securely store and protect the dolls.
The iron box has natural signs of use over time, and the surface paint has slight wear, oxidation and scratches; the doll is generally well preserved and the painting is clear and complete.

