Toy OTD: Funko Wacky Wobbler SDCC Exclusive: Scooby-Dum (2007)
I can feel your respect for me as a collector slipping away, and I'm not sure that I blame you. Scooby-Doo wasn't exactly Hanna-Barbera's creative zenith, and the show was wearing pretty thin by the time that Scooby-Dum came along. So why did I buy this?I'm a big-time sucker for merchandise of obscure cartoon characters, and I do like how this was made. It's not perfect - the eye paint is a little weak, and it does have a(n arguably more necessary) label on it. But I like the fact that the pose is well-balanced, and that the base has been kept to a minimum (making it monochromatric - with the name sculpted on it, and not painted - might've been nice. Placing the nodder pivot at the collar is a good call, too.
This was an exclusive at the Funko booth last summer at San Diego Comic-Con. It's still for sale at toywiz.com for $69.99 + shipping (!!), a far cry from the under-$20 price that I paid. Surprisingly, eBay is the far saner option, selling there for $11.50 + $8.00 shipping. Phew! That's much better - Scooby-Dum's not that interesting a curio!
Labels: 00s toy, bobble-head, bobblehead, funko, hanna-barbera, kidvid, merchandise, merchandising, nodder, scooby-doo, scooby-dum, toy of the day, toy OTD, wacky wobbler
2 Comments:
I am a big Scooby Doo fan. Where did you get the Scooby Dum booble? 2 sites you might like are The Scooby Store which is dedicated to Scooby. Another is My Toy Chest which would probably have a lot of obscure tv character items.
Hi Brent,
I bought Scooby-Dum at last summer's Comic-Con in San Diego. It looks like you can still get on on eBay, too.
Thanks for the store links! I'll check 'em out.
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