Hamm Keychain - Toy Story TV Screen Head

Hamm Keychain - Toy Story TV Screen Head highlights the head of Hamm framed like a television screen, a graphic format reminiscent of vintage interiors rather than a classic figurine pose.

Hamm, Andy's piggy bank in the shape of a pig, stands out in the group for its sarcastic tone and its sense of repartee, often the first to comment with irony on the gang's most tense situations. Representing it in the form of a framed head on a television screen plays on a graphic format different from classic figurines, closer to a logo or a decorative frame than to a fixed pose.

This keychain remains faithful to the only level of detail given by the title: a Hamm head, presented in this TV screen frame characteristic of several pieces of the Toy Story range. On a keychain, this compact format makes it easy to spot the character without reproducing the entire silhouette of a piggy bank.

Hamm occupies a special place in Andy's toy group: unlike Woody or Buzz, he is not the type to embark on great adventures, often preferring to observe the situation with a sharp comment rather than act first. This more withdrawn personality, but never discreet once he opens his mouth, finds a fairly accurate echo in this framed head format like a TV screen, which highlights the character without exaggerating his physical presence. For fans of the Toy Story range of keyrings built on this same graphic principle, Hamm completes a collection that already mixes several secondary characters just as endearing as the main heroes of the saga.

This same principle of a framed head like a TV screen is found on several other characters in the range, which allows anyone who wishes to build a small collection of secondary figures around this common format.

Want to explore more of this character's universe? Browse our Collection Products Hamm as well as our selection Toy Story Keychain. You can also discover who is Hamm in Toy Story et The most emblematic objects of the saga on our Toy Story blog.