Lilica Babs Bunny

An anthropomorphic rabbit character out of the early-nineties wave of Saturday-morning animation, rendered here as a display figure. The sculpt leans on her performer's energy: long ears, a wide expressive face and a pose that reads as mid-routine rather than standing to attention. Cartoon nostalgia collectibles live or die on silhouette, and this one has that going for it. The exaggerated proportions of hand-drawn animation translate cleanly into a printed figure you can identify from across a room, and the broad, uncomplicated forms make it a forgiving subject for anyone still building confidence with a brush. It comes as a multi-part kit spread over four files, aimed squarely at people assembling a shelf of nineties television characters rather than hunting for a single centrepiece.