Coraline, The New 3D, Stop Motion Animation Film Auctioning Pieces Off Set

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Coraline, the new 3D, stop motion animation film is auctioning off some pieces from the film for charity. These pieces are sure to be collector’s items for years to come. The best part is that 100% of the final sale price will support the Starlight Children’s Foundation. To learn more about the charity visit www.starlight.org.

Pieces include handcrafted mice used in the film, resin statues of characters used in the pre-production process, a box of collectible relics, art prints and even a Coraline figure used during filming! The Coraline figure is created from a metal armature and silicone, has synthetic hair, and comes dressed in her “rescue outfit” (pajamas, bag, sneakers).

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This puppet is an incredible keepsake from Henry Selick’s Coraline. Coraline and the mice come enclosed in beautiful glass domes and stand on a wooden bases.

Take home a part of the movie and help out a great charity. Items are being auctioned off on eBay by auction management company Auction Cause ( www.auctioncause.com) and can be found at: Ebay Link

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