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The Museum of Original Figurines has a unique collection dedicated to the heroes of comic strip, which explores the great myths of comic strip in the form of real “little” works of art. Some very special figurines are: Milou’s (Snowy’s) sarcophagus (Les cigares du Pharaon / The Cigars of the Pharaoh ), Tintin’s vase (Le Lotus bleu / The Blue Lotus), the statue of the boy Abdullah (Tintin au pays de l’or noir / Tintin in the Land of Black Gold), the bust of the Japanese rogue Mitsuhirato (The Blue Lotus), the frescoes of Rascar Capac (Les 7 Boules de cristal / The Seven Crystal Balls) as well as the life-sized statues of Tintin, Milou (Snowy), Captain Haddock and professeur Tournesol (Professor Calculus) as they appear in On a marché sur la Lune / Explorers on the Moon. You’ll also discover other exclusive objects there, such as: two bronze busts of Astérix and Obélix, and an original illustration plate
of Franquin’s Gaston in black & white, and the “life-sized” village of the Schtroumpfs (Smurfs).
Based inside the MOOF, the Raymond Leblanc Foundation promotes, collects and preserves all of the cultural heritage built up by Raymond Leblanc, founder of Les Éditions du Lombard publishers, the Tintin magazine, the Publiart advertising agency and the Belvision cartoon studios.
