KNUCKLE BONZ

[ukshaun]

KNUCKLE BONZ

KnuckleBonz creates hi-end collectibles. We license each of the products we make. Creating officially
licensed products is important to us and has helped us establish our reputable brand.

We take great pride in our authenticity. This is not just a business to us here at KnuckleBonz. We are
ultimately fans and we started KnuckleBonz because we wanted to create something for other fans that
would honor the musicians and rock music legends we admire.

Quality Craftsmanship
Our company takes great pride in the quality craftsmanship that goes into each and every new collectible
product we produce. The result is that we have gotten fantastic feedback from many loyal customers who
have continued to add to their collections with each new piece we release.

We thank all of these customers who have taken the time to call or write and let us know your feedback. It
truly helps us as we strive to create pieces that will honor the icons we are portraying. Remember to vote
for new collectibles as we're always looking for feedback from you as we create new figures.

Created for Fans, by Fans... KnuckleBonz was established in 2003 and has focused on music
collectibles. This year we are pleased to add licenses which will complement the work we've already
created in our Rock Iconz series.

The company is a privately held and based in the San Francisco Bay Area and ships orders to customers
all over the world direct from this online store. We work with International Distributors to get our products
into retail worldwide.

Attention to Detail and Design KnuckleBonz projects are designed by Tony Simerman, the company's
founder and Creative Director. Below Tony has answered some common questions we get about how
KnuckleBonz got started.

https://knucklebonz.com/



I thought i would start a Knuckle Bonz thread

Here is one example of what they do..

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For Those About to ROCK.... We Salute You!!

The Angus Young (AC/DC) Rock Iconz statue is on temporary back order status.
Please check back for stock updates.

Each piece is hand-crafted. Only 3000 pieces created. All Rock Iconz statues are
officially licensed, limited edition collectibles.This is a fine-arts process where each
statue is hand-cast, painted and numbered. These statues are created in 1/9 scale.
Each statue comes with a certificate of authenticity on the base of the statue.

$149.00
SOLD OUT

3000 pieces. Sold Out. Must be popular!

[ukshaun]

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Queen II Rock Iconz Statue Set (Set of 4)

$590.40 (was $656.00)

The Queen Rock Iconz? collectible statue set is now available for pre-order.
Shipping date TBD; estimated Fall 2023.

Limited Edition, only 3000 of these hand-crafted collectibles are created.

This collectible set includes 4 statues: Freddie Mercury, Brian May, Roger Taylor and
John Deacon performing during the band?s first US tour. Queen was promoting the
Queen II album and Sheer Heart Attack was just hitting the airwaves in 1974/75.

Each piece is hand-crafted. All Rock Iconz statues are officially licensed, limited
edition collectibles. This is a fine-arts process where each statue is hand-cast,
painted and numbered. These statues are each created in 1/9 scale. Each statue
comes with a certificate of authenticity on the base of the statue.

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Product Dimensions:
Freddie, Brian, Roger and John: approx. 9″ (h) x 7″ (w) x7″ (d)


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As far as i can tell, the metal stage display does not come with the 4 piece set. If that is the case, they should have offered the metal stage display as a bonus to those picking up the 4 piece set (as the pieces are available individually)

Too bad there is no drumkit option. They could have atleast had the drummer sitting on a stool, with a drumstick in each hand.
As it is, 3 band members appear to be performing, while the drummer appears to be standing there wondering where his drumkit has gone?

[IcedDog]

Originally Posted by ukshaun

As it is, 3 band members appear to be performing, while the drummer appears to be standing there wondering where his drumkit has gone?

That is kind of goofy. This piece reminds me of the Metallica stage set by McFarlane, but Lars is going to town on an actual drum kit