
Boobah Plush Figures (Humbah and Zing Zing Zingbah)
This pair of Boobah plush toys features the purple character, Humbah, and the blue character, Zing Zing Zingbah, based on the early 2000s children's television series created by Anne Wood. Each figure stands approximately 10 to 12 inches tall and is constructed with a distinctive dual-material design. The bodies are composed of long-pile, shaggy synthetic plush fur, while the heads are molded from a smooth, semi-rigid vinyl or matte plastic. A notable feature is the textured 'bubbles' or bumps located on the crown of the heads. The large, expressive inset eyes have brown irises and a glossy finish, characteristic of the 2003-2005 production era by toys companies like Hasbro or Golden Bear. Both figures show signs of light play wear, with some matting to the tinsel-like fibers of the purple plush and minor surface scuffing on the blue figure's vinyl forehead. The construction is robust, featuring internal electronic components (likely poseable or sound-producing, though not active in the image) which give the items a weighted base. These toys represent the surrealist aesthetic of Ragdoll Productions and are sought after as nostalgic collectibles from the UK/US preschool media boom of the early 21st century.
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Estimated Value
$45.00 - $65.00
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Category
Toys and Children's Collectibles
Appraised On
April 17, 2026
Estimated Value
$45.00 - $65.00
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Boobah
Item Description
This pair of Boobah plush toys features the purple character, Humbah, and the blue character, Zing Zing Zingbah, based on the early 2000s children's television series created by Anne Wood. Each figure stands approximately 10 to 12 inches tall and is constructed with a distinctive dual-material design. The bodies are composed of long-pile, shaggy synthetic plush fur, while the heads are molded from a smooth, semi-rigid vinyl or matte plastic. A notable feature is the textured 'bubbles' or bumps located on the crown of the heads. The large, expressive inset eyes have brown irises and a glossy finish, characteristic of the 2003-2005 production era by toys companies like Hasbro or Golden Bear. Both figures show signs of light play wear, with some matting to the tinsel-like fibers of the purple plush and minor surface scuffing on the blue figure's vinyl forehead. The construction is robust, featuring internal electronic components (likely poseable or sound-producing, though not active in the image) which give the items a weighted base. These toys represent the surrealist aesthetic of Ragdoll Productions and are sought after as nostalgic collectibles from the UK/US preschool media boom of the early 21st century.
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