Red K Products presents: Original 1996 'Babe' Video Store Standee - A Heartwarming Collectible from the VHS Era! Step into the pastoral charm of 1995's cinematic masterpiece with this exceptional Babe promotional standee. Housed in its exceedingly rare original shipping carton, this multi-plane diorama captures the magic of Hoggett Farm with vibrant, offset lithography. The display features a stunning layered design, placing Babe and Ferdinand the Duck in the foreground against a cerulean sky, flanked by the film’s beloved Horse and Cow. The base proudly displays the vintage "On Videocassette and Laserdisc" branding, marking this as a genuine artifact from the golden age of video rentals. This is a scarce opportunity to own a complete, preservation-grade piece of movie history that celebrates the little pig who went a long way. Perfect for: Babe fans and enthusiasts of Jim Henson’s Creature Shop history. Collectors of 90s "Video Store" ephemera and "Green Clamshell" VHS nostalgia. Home theater decorators seeking a unique, three-dimensional display piece. Laserdisc archivists looking for period-accurate promotional materials. Condition: This is a vintage collectible in phenomenal "New Old Stock" (NOS) condition. The item appears to have never been fully displayed in a retail setting. The colors are glossy and fully saturated with no evidence of UV fading. The structural "tabs" are stiff and unbent, indicating the item is essentially unassembled. The original brown shipping carton is included, ensuring the piece has been protected from light and dust for nearly three decades. Here's the list of contents: Original Shipping Carton: The brown kraft-paper shipper that protected the display during transit to video stores in 1996. Primary Backdrop: The large, die-cut panel featuring the tagline "A Little Pig Goes A Long Way" and the farm animals. Base Unit: The hexagonal structural base featuring the "On Videocassette and Laserdisc" release text. Character Inserts: The die-cut foreground piece featuring Babe and Ferdinand, plus the "Barn Window" overlay with Fly the Border Collie. "Singing Mice" Detail: The highly sought-after, small die-cut accessory piece featuring the three singing mice (often lost in loose examples).
