Pulp Fiction Vincent and Mia

The pair from the diner dance floor, rendered as a stylised display piece: the hitman in the skinny suit and bolo tie, and the boss's wife with her blunt bob, caught mid-twist. It is one of the most quoted scenes in nineties cinema, and it translates to sculpture because the poses were already exaggerated to begin with. Supplied as a multi-part kit, it is built for the display cabinet rather than the games table, in the vinyl-figure idiom where stance and attitude carry the likeness more than fine detail does. It suits a film shelf, a home cinema setup, or a desk that already has a few movie pieces on it, and makes an easy gift for the sort of person who can still recite the whole burger conversation.