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Infinite Statue pays tribute to Arthur ‘Fonzie’ Fonzarelli, the iconic character from the television series Happy Days, with this collectable statue from the Old & Rare range. Crafted on a 1/6 scale, it depicts the famous mechanic in his signature look – complete with leather jacket, jeans and laid-back attitude – standing next to the jukebox at Arnold’s Drive-In.
The piece takes the form of a genuine diorama. Fonzie measures approximately 30 cm, whilst the entire display stands approximately 33.5 cm tall. The base measures approximately 26 × 16 × 3.5 cm and also features the Happy Days logo, designed as a magnetic, removable element. The sculpture was created by Daniele “Danko” Angelozzi, with the painting supervised by Dario Barbera.
The jukebox is not merely a decorative piece: it features an Android- and iOS-compatible Bluetooth speaker, a switchable lighting system and a USB-rechargeable power supply.
Manufacturer: Infinite Statue
Range / Collection: Old & Rare
Licence: Happy Days / CBS Studios
Character: Arthur ‘Fonzie’ Fonzarelli
Portrayed by: Henry Winkler
Product type: collectable statue / diorama
Edition: Limited Edition
Scale: 1/6
Materials: resin / PVC
Electronic function: jukebox with Bluetooth speaker and lighting
Bluetooth compatibility: Android / iOS
Power supply: USB rechargeable
Happy Days logo: magnetic and removable
EAN: 0833308884665
Arthur Fonzarelli, better known by the nicknames Fonzie or The Fonz, is one of the main characters in the American sitcom Happy Days. Played by Henry Winkler, he appears throughout the series, which aired on ABC from 1974 to 1984 and is set mainly in Milwaukee in the 1950s and early 1960s.
Initially introduced as a supporting character revolving around Richie Cunningham and his friends, Fonzie gradually took on a much more prominent role in the series. A mechanic and motorbike enthusiast, he is instantly recognisable by his leather jacket, his hairstyle and his particularly confident demeanour. Behind this rebellious façade, the character regularly steps in to offer advice or help to the Cunningham family and their circle of friends.
The jukebox at Arnold’s Drive-In, chosen by Infinite Statue, is a direct reference to one of the series’ main meeting places. By associating Fonzie with this iconic element, the statue thus incorporates several of the visual symbols most closely linked to the character and the retro atmosphere of *Happy Days*.