Stephen King's It - Pennywise with Boat #472

You'll float too with the Pennywise with Boat Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure #472 from Stephen King's It! This figure captures Pennywise holding Georgie's paper boat, recreating the iconic storm drain scene that opens the story and establishes Pennywise's horrifying nature. The paper boat represents innocence, childhood play, and the trap that lures Georgie to his doom. Pennywise's offering of the boat back to Georgie before attacking demonstrates the creature's sadistic nature—giving hope before destroying it. The boat becomes a symbol throughout the story, representing the childhood the Losers Club lost and Bill's inability to let go of his brother's death. Both Tim Curry's and Bill Skarsgård's portrayals emphasized this scene as the moment that defines Pennywise's threat—a monster that uses kindness as bait before revealing its true nature. The storm drain setting, Pennywise's invitation to float, and the paper boat have become horror iconography referenced across popular culture. This variant adds the crucial prop that makes the scene complete, allowing collectors to display the most memorable moment from It. The boat detail elevates this beyond a standard Pennywise figure into a specific scene recreation. Perfect for Stephen King collectors who want to capture It's most famous moment and horror fans who appreciate figures that tell complete stories through accessories and context.