
Medicom Toy
BE@RBRICK Series 35 Flag "Finland" (100%)
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Product description
The Flag category is one of the classic themes of the Bearbrick series, and its designs honor the national flags of various countries. This Bearbrick from Series 35 proudly displays the Finnish flag, also known as "Siniristilippu" – the Blue Cross. The implementation is remarkably authentic, transferring the iconic design of the Nordic national flag to Medicom Toy's signature bear silhouette. The bold blue of the Nordic cross extends across the entire body of the figure, contrasting effectively with the crisp white of the background.
The Finnish flag was officially adopted on May 29, 1918, just months after Finland's independence from Russia. The design carries profound symbolism: The bright blue represents the countless lakes that have rightfully earned Finland the nickname "Land of a Thousand Lakes," as well as the clear skies above the far north. The white stands for the snow that envelops the country in peaceful silence during the long winter months. The Nordic cross, which all Scandinavian countries except Greenland bear on their flags, symbolizes Christianity and the historical bond between the Nordic nations.
This Flag Bearbrick perfectly captures this national identity and makes it part of global designer toy culture. With a 7.29% probability of appearing in Series 35 blind boxes, this Finnish representative is in the medium rarity range—not quite as common as the Basic Letter models, but also not as rare as the coveted Artist Editions. For Finland lovers, Northern Europe fans, or collectors looking to add a Nordic touch to their Bearbrick collection, this 100% Bearbrick, measuring approximately 70 millimeters in height, is a perfect collectible, combining national symbolism with the iconic aesthetics of Japanese designer toys.
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Medicom Toy
- Height: 7 cm (100%)
- New in original packaging
Authenticity features
Authenticity hologram Holographic security feature on the packaging with visual effects and sequential production number.Official copyright and trademark notices
This product is an officially licensed collectible by Medicom Toy.
BE@RBRICK™ & © 2001-2026 MEDICOM TOY CORPORATION. All rights reserved.
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+81 (0) 3-3460-7555 • [email protected]
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+49 (0) 711 84940172 • [email protected]
- EU safety standards met
- Age recommendation: 15+ years (small parts, choking hazard)
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Does it arrive ready to display, or do I need to assemble it?
It arrives ready. Medicom Toy assembles every figure at the factory, so the piece you unbox is the finished article — no parts to fit, no seams to press together, and no chance of marking the paintwork while you handle it. Take it out of the box and it can go straight onto the shelf.
What box does it ship in?
Yours comes in the official Medicom Toy box it left the factory in — the exact packaging listed in the specifications above. Collectors treat that box as part of the piece, and an intact one makes a real difference if you ever resell, so we never ship it bare: it travels inside a second outer carton with padding, which is what absorbs the knocks in transit.
What is it made from, and how should I look after it?
ABS plastic, unless the specifications above say otherwise. Looking after it is mostly about dust: a soft dry cloth, used gently and fairly often, is all it needs. Chrome finishes show fingerprints badly, so handle those with cotton gloves if you have them. Keep the figure out of direct sun and away from damp rooms — both attack the colour and the material over time, and a faded piece loses value as well as looks.
When will it leave, and when will it reach me?
Order before 2:00 pm on a weekday, or before 11:00 am on a Saturday, and it goes out with DHL the same day. From there, reckon on 1 to 2 working days inside Germany, 2 to 4 for the rest of the EU, 3 to 5 for the United Kingdom, and 5 to 10 for the USA and Canada. A tracking number reaches you either way, so you can follow the parcel rather than wonder about it.
What will delivery cost me?
Nothing, on orders from €75 within Germany and to the EU countries we deliver to. Below that the flat rate is €4.90 within Germany and from €7.90 elsewhere in the EU. Orders to the United Kingdom ship for €11.90 and start at €165, and the USA and Canada are priced by parcel weight from €26.49. For those three, customs duty and import tax are settled by us, so nothing further is charged when the parcel arrives. Every rate is listed on our Shipping & Returns page.
How can I pay?
PayPal, Klarna if you would rather pay on invoice, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or a card — VISA, Mastercard and American Express are all accepted at checkout.
What if it is not what I hoped, or it arrives damaged?
Send it back. You have 30 days, and the return costs you nothing: message us by phone, email or chat and a prepaid DHL label comes back to you. Once the figure reaches us we refund the full purchase price, and that includes whatever you paid for shipping in the first place.
Does it come with proof that it is genuine?
At 200% and above — 100%+400% sets included — Zaiser Art Gallery issues a separate certificate of authenticity for your records, on top of the manufacturer packaging. We stock nothing but genuine Medicom Toy, and the certificate is how we put that in writing.
Do the bigger sizes differ from the smaller ones?
In articulation more than in quality — Medicom Toy builds all sizes to the same standard. What changes is the joints and the canvas. At 400% and 1000% the arms and legs generally turn on a single plane, while the surface area gives artists far more room for fine detail. Drop to 100% or 200% and you often get ball joints instead, which let the limbs move more freely.



















