Keshi Corner, a video game toy preservation project, has preserved a complete set of vintage Super Mario World toys.
The lineup of 20 capsule toys were released back in 1991 by Bandai in Japan, and by now have long been discontinued. Keshi Corner found and digitized them into highly accurate 3D models made of millions of polygons, and has uploaded them to archive.org for everyone to download and view. You can check out a preview video of the collection below:
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