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Back to the Future 41st Anniversary Advent Calendar 2026 24 Collectible Figures


Why the Back to the Future 41st Anniversary Advent Calendar is a Must-Have
The Back to the Future 41st Anniversary Advent Calendar marks four decades of time travel, skateboarding through 1955, and the most iconic DeLorean ever to hit the screen ?” celebrated with 24 daily collectibles that bring the entire trilogy to life. From Marty McFly’s red vest to Doc Brown’s wild white hair to the Outatime license plate and the clock tower that defined Hill Valley, this calendar honors a film that didn’t just shape pop culture; it defined childhoods and inspired generations to think bigger about possibility. Each door opens to reveal a piece of Back to the Future legacy, making December 2026 the perfect time to revisit 1985 and remember why this trilogy remains untouchable.
The dark navy calendar box features a dynamic illustration of the iconic DeLorean positioned in front of the Hill Valley clock tower, struck by lightning with the temporal vortex blazing around it. Metallic silver accents, neon blue glowing elements, and flame effects capture the energy of time travel itself. Inside are 24 collectible Funko Pop-style figurines and iconic prop replicas: Marty and Doc in various outfits, Lorraine and George McFly from 1955, Biff Tannen, Einstein the dog, and character variants alongside miniature versions of the DeLorean itself, the Outatime license plate, the 1.21 Gigawatts plaque, Gray’s Sports Almanac, Hill Valley clock tower, and the skateboard that started it all. Blue silk ribbon bows anchor each corner, and the box itself reads like a love letter to 41 years of “heavy” storytelling.
Perfect for anyone who grew up quoting “Great Scott!”, owes their sense of adventure to Marty McFly, or still watches all three films back-to-back every year. Give this to someone who believes the future is theirs to shape ?” because in Hill Valley, it is.
?- Why You’ll Love It
- 24 collectible Funko Pop-style figurines capturing Marty McFly, Doc Brown, Lorraine McFly, George McFly, Biff Tannen, Einstein, and character variants across all three films
- Iconic prop replicas included: DeLorean model, Outatime license plate, 88 MPH speedometer reference, Gray’s Sports Almanac, clock tower, skateboard, and 1.21 Gigawatts plaque
- Celebrates 41-year legacy (1985-2026) with special anniversary messaging and futuristic-meets-retro design aesthetic
- Dark navy box with metallic accents, neon blue effects, and lightning bolt graphics captures the energy and visual legacy of the trilogy
- Blue silk ribbon bows make it gift-ready for the Ultimate Back to the Future fan who thought they owned everything
⚡ Features
- Set of 24 collectible figures and props including character figurines and iconic trilogy items
- Character figures feature: Marty McFly (red vest), Doc Brown (white hair), Lorraine McFly (pink dress), George McFly (blue vest), Biff Tannen, Einstein the dog, and character variants in formal wear and alternate outfits
- Prop replicas: DeLorean time machine, Outatime license plate, skateboard, Gray’s Sports Almanac (plot device book), Hill Valley clock tower, radiation warning symbol, and 1.21 Gigawatts reference plaque
- Dark navy gift box with metallic silver trim, neon blue glowing effects, lightning bolt graphics, and DeLorean illustration positioned in front of clock tower and temporal vortex
- Box text: “BACK TO THE FUTURE 41ST ANNIVERSARY 1985 ?’ 2026” and “41 YEARS THROUGH TIME” highlighting the franchise milestone
- Blue silk ribbon bows at each corner; includes speedometer detail and Outatime license plate design elements
🕰 Perfect For
- Back to the Future fans of all ages who grew up with the trilogy and quote it daily
- Collectors building complete Back to the Future memorabilia or figurine sets from the franchise
- Holiday gift-givers seeking licensed collectibles for cinema enthusiasts and 1980s nostalgia lovers
- Marty McFly devotees who believe the DeLorean is the coolest car ever built and the future is worth fighting for
FROM: capocalypse.com




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