The statuette of Captain Haddock on the road is made of resin and is part of the series of beautiful figurines designed and manufactured in accordance with the details of Hergé's drawings.
approx. 12 cm high
Since his appearance in The Crab with the Golden Claws in 1941, Captain Haddock continues to amaze us with the many aspects of his personality. Occasionally generous, sensitive, angry, vindictive, courageous, heroic, weak, depressed, here he is again theatrical, lyrical and as if possessed by his illustrious ancestor, François, Knight Hadoque. We find him here in a fighting position, ready to take the fight to these pirates, in this case they are his caretaker and a locksmith. Presented in an attitude that says a lot about his fierceness in engagement, Haddock transports us in a single image into a world of freebooters, pirates and gallows man. Tintin's friend is a real tough guy, which doesn't stop him from being a real comedian, even elsewhere. even with a sabre in his hand.