TINTIN: 9 Tiny Books in a Tiny Box of Facsimiles!

I recently found a box set of Tintin albums in a most unusual format - tiny, pocket-sized facsimile editions of the original nine Tintin adventures by Herge. These black-and-white, hardcover, French-language books, and the lovely longcase they're housed in, is explored in this video, which really works as an unboxing too. But first I regale you with how and why I almost didn't buy this set, as well as the stunning logic I used to change my own mind. I hope you enjoy this ramble through a box that I hope doesn't start a new trend in my collecting!

Timestamps for ease of navigation:
00:00 Introduction
01:03 My Reasons Not To Buy This Set
03:20 My Reasons to Overturn My Reasons
05:13 A Closer Look
08:11 Conclusion and Questions?

Buy this particular box set here (Amazon affiliate link):
https://amzn.to/2ZcwKZm

Some of my other videos that I mention in this one include:

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Tintin: Battle of the Box Sets!
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Our multi-episode complete collection tour (Tintin comics on Shelf Seven!):
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