Spooky Mick by Gus Fink: Card vs Resin Figure

Quick answer

Choose the Spooky Mick collectible card for a flat, affordable art piece, or the hand-painted resin figure for a dimensional, signed sculpture with unique variations.

Trade-offs at a glance

• Collectible card: Flat, affordable, easy to store or frame. Mass-produced, no signature or numbering.
• Resin figure: 3D, hand-painted, signed and numbered. Higher price, limited edition, slight variations between pieces. Expect unique paint details and a certificate of authenticity via the signature and number.
• Price difference: The resin figure is priced at USD 42.00 (catalog comparison price USD 60.00). The card is typically lower in cost due to mass production.

Product facts

• Spooky Mick by Gus Fink: Hand cast 3.75" scale carded resin figure, hand painted by Gus Fink, signed and numbered edition of 30. This means you get a unique, artist-signed sculpture that no one else will have exactly the same.

  

Which one is for you?

Best for

• Collectors who want a signed, one-of-a-kind art object with dimensional presence
• Fans of Gus Fink who appreciate hand-crafted, limited-edition pieces

Not for

• Buyers on a tight budget or those who prefer flat, easily framed art
• Collectors who want identical, replaceable items in a set