LED ZEPPELIN: More Details Revealed About MCFARLANE TOYS' 3D Art

November 22, 2005

McFarlane Toys will be releasing the artwork of the classic debut album from LED ZEPPELIN, "Led Zeppelin I" — with every feature sculpted to the finest detail — in February 2006. McFarlane Toys' artists have crafted this exquisitely detailed re-creation using both modern sculpting methods and the ancient techniques of forced perspective in order to pull the flat imagery in a new direction that is both visually stunning and original, while remaining true to the source material. "Led Zeppelin I" comes to life in a 7-inch by 7-inch by 2 3/4-inch format that can be wall mounted, or using the retractable easel-back displayed on a desk, table or in a display case as a tribute to one of the world's greatest rock 'n' roll bands.

To see images and a Quicktime VR movie giving you a 360-degree view of McFarlane's "Led Zeppelin I", go here.

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