Creators of finely crafted treasures, The Noble Collection announces today the licensing partnership with Microsoft to develop a diverse range of collectibles that will expand The Noble Collection’s extensive portfolio with collectibles based on the global phenomenon, Minecraft. The Noble Collection will explore the world of Minecraft with a unique and intricate line of collectibles including a signature Chess Set and real-world prop replicas that will bring Minecraft to life as never seen before. The new collection will be available for pre-order Holiday 2022, with new products rolling out through 2023 and beyond.
The Noble Collection, known for its high quality collectibles featuring intricate details and superior sculpts, will bring this expertise into the Minecraft collection. Products in the line will showcase a real world interpretation through realistic styling cues, for a new and immersive Minecraft experience. The elevated collector-grade products will allow the Minecraft community to celebrate the world of Minecraft on a new level.
“The Noble Collection is extremely excited to partner with Minecraft and bring a new collectible experience to Minecraft players around the world,” said Julian Montoya, Senior Vice President of The Noble Collection. “Minecraft has one of the biggest communities in gaming. Players and collectors can expect to see an intricately detailed product line that brings the world of Minecraft to life, in true Noble Collection fashion.”
The Noble Collection, known for their official licensed collectibles and merchandise, continues to expand their strategic partnerships to bring fan-favorite characters and worlds to life through their extensive product offerings. For new announcements and additional product information, please visit The Noble Collection on Facebook and Instagram.
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