Package Tour camel Harmony Kingdom Box Marv

“It was the straw that broke the camel's back” served as inspiration for this box figurine. The nomad offering Sahara trips, wiping the camel spit from his eye, should not be worrying about straws breaking his camel's back. The camel is so loaded up with stuff -- including the kitchen sink -- that there is no room for the toy box, suitcases, or any tourists. One suitcase bears the names “River Nile, Luxor” and “Sin City” (a reference to HK's “Sin City” not USA's Las Vegas). The other bears the inscription “Dangar 1 Moorcroft 4”; this commemorates an evening in August 98 at the first UK collectors show when Nick Dangar of Harmony International had an evening on the town with four lovely women from Moorcroft Pottery. It is said that it is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than it is for a rich man to go to heaven. This biblical quote is referred to in the newspaper headlines: “Rich Man Enters Heaven,” and “Huge Needle Found.” Meanwhile on the other side of the fig...