Gold Coast Suns Bluey Advent Calendar

South East Queensland Sun and Surf Meet 24 Freestanding 3D Heeler Miniatures

Few footy crossovers feel more at home in the sunshine than pairing the Gold Coast Suns with Queensland’s own Blue and Red Heeler sisters. Since entering the Australian Football League in 2011 at Carrara’s People First Stadium, the Suns have worn Scarlet Red, Sunshine Gold, and Ocean Blue to represent the beaches, surf breaks, and sub-tropical coastline of South East Queensland. The Gold Coast Suns Bluey Advent Calendar brings that coastal club identity together with twenty-four freestanding 3D molded miniatures of Bluey and Bingo. Printed across an upright rigid paperboard collector box crowned by golden sunburst rays and palm fronds, the oval rising-sun football emblem sits above white “GOLD COAST” and golden-yellow “SUNS” block lettering, an ocean-blue ribbon reading “24 DAYS OF BEACHY BLUEY FUN,” and Bluey in a red Suns cap, dark sunglasses, and a red-and-gold guernsey holding a coconut drink beside a Suns surfboard.

Carrara Tiki Bar Booth, Suns Surfboards, and a Five-Piece Coastal Band

Instead of flat paper cutouts or hanging tags, every daily reveal is a solid three-dimensional figurine mounted on a flat circular sandy-beach base sculpted with miniature seashells and starfish. Across the twenty-four pieces, both Bluey and Bingo wear scarlet-red guernseys trimmed in sunshine gold with the oval Gold Coast Suns crest on the chest and matching red team caps.

Twenty-one coastal miniatures capture a Queensland summer holiday led by a miniature thatched-roof wooden “TIKI BAR” booth featuring a red roof sign, Bluey tending two tropical drinks, and the oval Suns emblem on the counter front. Surrounding the booth are two surfer Bluey figures standing beside red-and-gold Suns surfboards, two Bingo deck-chair loungers relaxing beneath a palm tree and a red-and-gold striped beach umbrella, and a five-piece beach band with Bingo on a wooden bongo drum, Bluey in a flower crown strumming a light-wood acoustic guitar, Bingo playing a dark acoustic guitar, Bingo strumming a red ukulele, and Bingo shaking red-and-gold maracas. Rounding out the shoreline lineup are Bluey with a colorful parrot perched on her hand, a green grass hula-skirt dancer wearing a red lei, an open red Suns treasure chest filled with coins, a Suns beach ball, a flag-topped sandcastle builder, a bucket-and-spade pose, a flaming tiki torch, a glowing beach lantern, a coconut drink pose, a beach-towel wave pose, and a wrapped red-and-gold gift box, plus three carved orange jack-o’-lantern crossover poses for families who begin their display in late October.

Pre-Scored Daily Doors and a 1-to-24 Numbered Spine

Along the crimson left spine of the rigid paperboard box, a two-column countdown grid runs from 1 through 24 above a golden palm tree and a secondary oval Suns emblem, while pre-scored rectangular doors fold open along the front cover. Because each 3D miniature rests on a weighted, flat-bottomed sand base, young Suns supporters can arrange the entire 24-piece squad across a wooden dining table, bookshelf, or mantelpiece and store them back inside the rigid collector box after Christmas Day. Families shopping for an additional tabletop countdown for a sibling can also pair this Queensland footy set with the collectible dinosaur figurines advent calendar for December morning unboxing.