First Look At Bitty Funko Pop! Town Death Star And Batman Displays
Tracking down and buying the Funko Pops you want is really only half the battle. Whether you're trying to find room for five or 50, figuring out ways to properly display your Pops can be a bit of a headache. Sure, you could put them on a shelf or decorate your desk with them, but is that really what you want for your precious Pops? If so, that's fine. Good for you. If you want something more, and I'm assuming you do since you're reading this, Funko has shown off two new Bitty Pop! displays officially created for showing off your miniature figures.
Shown off at the London Toy Fair this week (thanks, Funko Pop News), the displays have specifically been made with your DC and Star Wars Pops in mind. No reason why you can't put any figures you like on them, though. I mean, who hasn't imagined what it might look like if Spider-Man were to swing onto the Death Star? Each of the displays can hold 18 figures, but there is a catch.
The Death Star and Bat Symbol displays have been made with Bitty Pops in mind. The far smaller versions of regular Funko Pops. They've officially been labeled Bitty Pop! Towns and can hold as many as 18 figures at a time. In their boxes if that's how you keep your Pops, or out of them if you want to make your display look a little more like an actual scene from Star Wars or Batman. Particularly the Death Star display shelf as it's an iconic location pulled from the original Star Wars movies. Both will come with two Bitty Pops when they go on sale.
The exact dimensions of the Bitty Pop! Towns haven't been revealed, however, I don't see why the top shelves on both displays can't be used for regular-sized Pops. Normal figures almost certainly won't fit anywhere else on the displays, and it might look a little off if you have Bitty Pops throughout the rest of your display and then bigger ones on the top shelf, but if you don't mind that, there might be an opportunity to include some bigger figures on your Death Star and Bat Symbols.
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