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Princess Ann & 1951 Vespa 125

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Description

Sideshow and Blitzway present the Princess Ann & 1951 Vespa 125 1:4 Scale Statue.

Audrey Hepburn was an actress once dubbed the most beautiful woman of the 20th century. A beauty icon of her time, Audrey actively engaged in the realities of life by dedicating herself to humanitarian relief. 

In this project, The Blitzway design & development team had pondered on ways to express not only her beautiful appearance but the real beauty she possessed within. In order to reflect the high-spirited character that Audrey Hepburn portrayed in Roman Holiday, the so-called first romantic comedy, we captured a scene from the movie. Riding on the saddle of a 1951 Vespa 125, which seems ready to take off with the sonorous ignition, she is grinning with her hands gently on the handlebar.

Through exhaustive research, Blitzway replicated the miniature model to look just like the real scooter. Intricate details, including the handlebar and brake lines of the scooter boosts the value of this art object. The 1951 Vespa was used for shooting the movie Roman Holiday in 1953. 

What's In The Box

The Princess Ann & 1951 Vespa 125. 1:4 Scale Statue specially features:

  • Highly detailed likeness of Roman Holiday, 1953 portrait
  • Highly detailed likeness of 1951 Vespa 125
  • Exquisitely tailored outfit
  • Precise and highly detailed equipment
  • Steerable highly detailed handle
  • Newly designed diorama base likeness of the tile floor base

Specs & Details

Product Size
Princess Ann & 1951 Vespa 125
Height: 17.32" (44 cm)
Width: 20.07" (51 cm)
Depth: 8.27" (21 cm) *
Box Size
Height: 17.00" (43 cm)
Width: 25.50" (65 cm)
Depth: 26.75" (68 cm) *
Shipping Weight
34.00 lbs (15.4 kg) *
* Size and weight are approx. values
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SKU
903714
Vendor ID
BW-NS 20401
UPC
8809321479203

Item shown is a prototype. When shipped, the final production piece may differ in appearance.

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Sideshow and Blitzway present the Princess Ann & 1951 Vespa 125 1:4 Scale Statue.

Audrey Hepburn was an actress once dubbed the most beautiful woman of the 20th century. A beauty icon of her time, Audrey actively engaged in the realities of life by dedicating herself to humanitarian relief. 

In this project, The Blitzway design & development team had pondered on ways to express not only her beautiful appearance but the real beauty she possessed within. In order to reflect the high-spirited character that Audrey Hepburn portrayed in Roman Holiday, the so-called first romantic comedy, we captured a scene from the movie. Riding on the saddle of a 1951 Vespa 125, which seems ready to take off with the sonorous ignition, she is grinning with her hands gently on the handlebar.

Through exhaustive research, Blitzway replicated the miniature model to look just like the real scooter. Intricate details, including the handlebar and brake lines of the scooter boosts the value of this art object. The 1951 Vespa was used for shooting the movie Roman Holiday in 1953.