Darth McGraw
In collaboration with Lucasfilm, this bird of many faces has been transformed into a Lord of the Sith. Of course it’s no secret that Feathers McGraw has always been drawn to the dark side. © & ™ 2025 Lucasfilm Ltd.
Sculpture type: Feathers McGraw
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Toucan Tango
From Nick Park, the creator of Wallace & Gromit in the award-winning Vengeance Most Foul, Toucan Tango is a master of disguise. He may look tropical, but don’t be fooled, he has a heart of stone…
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Nemesis
KAPOW! Meet Nemesis, an evil genius inspired by comic book villains. Imagine the trouble this costumed foe could cause with a diamond to steal and a smart gnome to defeat to complete his dastardly plan.
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Predator
The terror of the deep, Predator, rises fast and flipperous from the ocean’s depths. His razor-sharp fin slices the surface, as his eyes lock on the target. Disguised as a shark and just as deadly, watch your toes when taking a dip.
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Wednesday
Re-imagined in collaboration with Netflix from the smash-hit series, Wednesday is mysterious with a calculated flair. Smart and sinister, Wednesday joins the trail bringing her signature deadpan look to the streets of Bristol.
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Super Ply Guy
This one-of-a-kind sculpture, designed by Merlin Crossingham, the director of Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl. This tree-mendous Feathers McGraw is ready to branch into action at a moment’s notice!
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Frostbite
As cold as ice and hiding in plain sight, Feathers has undergone a super cool makeover. Like Hans Christian Anderson’s Snow Queen, Frostbite commands power over his magical frozen landscape, chilling everyone to the core with his icy stare.
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El Plumas
Fresh off the plane from Los Angeles, El Plumas has been painted by acclaimed director Jorge Gutierrez, with inspiration from his award-winning film ‘The Book of Life’. A true celebration of the Mexican holiday ‘The Day of the Dead’, Feathers is ready to doff his sombrero to the friends and family no longer with us.
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King of Diamonds
Feathers McGraw looks like he’s jumped straight out of the pages of Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. With his playing card exterior, this clever master of disguise can easily blend in with a deck of cards.
