To say that there are a lot of Medicom Toy BE@RBRICK (or Bearbrick) models to choose from is an understatement. The cute bear model has been transformed into everything from a streetwear-loving BAPE wearer to being decorated with the key to solving the mystery of ancient Egypt — and that's before we even get to the different sizes that are on offer.
Ranging in size, with 50% being the smallest and 1000% the tallest, there's a variety of heights to choose from but today we're focusing in on the Bearbrick 400%. Arguably the most popular size that the models come in, the Bearbrick 400% models are 11.02" (28 cm) tall making them perfect to showcase on side tables or in a cabinet to add some fun to your interior.
Quite often these come as a set, with matching Bearbrick 400% models sold together with a smaller 100%-sized friend, but they can also come alone. Either way, they are the perfect decorative toys for adults and can even be an investment piece — so we've picked our favorites available now.
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Cast in the original colors, this model comes from a full collection paying homage to the iconic, fun-loving protagonists Tom & Jerry.
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Friends, rivals, legends – in this Medicom Toy release, two of the art world's most complex characters' aesthetics collide to make for one unique and surprisingly harmonious design.
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Anever turns Bearbrick floral with this iridescent print.
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While most Medicom figurines are made from hard plastic, this one is a bit different. The Kutani model is produced using Kutani-yaki (a type of Japanese porcelain) and handmade by skilled craftsmen.
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The beloved cartoon feline morphs into the shape of a bear, in this gorgeous, glossy pink model.
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Highlighting the work of late Japanese ukiyo-e artist Utagawa Hiroshige, this Be@rbrick features a piece from his “53 Stations of the Tokaido” series.
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Putting Leica's iconic M-system rangefinder camera into bear form, this Bearbrick, unfortunately, can't be used as a functional camera. However, the bag it comes with can be used to hold a Leica M-system camera — depending on what lens is attached.
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Bearbrick's typically hard exterior is wrapped in soft fluff in this onesie-donning figurine.
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Two of Japan's biggest cultural exports, Pokemon and Bearbrick collaborating on a figure just makes sense.
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Eugène Delacroix’s iconic work, Liberty Leading the People (1830), may currently reside in the Louvre, but you can take home this unique depiction courtesy of Medicom Toy.
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Bearbricks get cold too, so Sacai decked this one out in a winter-appropriate ensemble.
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