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Collector-Grade Designer Art Toys for 4 Underrated Inventors

Prompt

2x2 grid, 16:9, do this for 4 underrated inventors that should have gotten more credit: Generate a collector-grade designer art-toy launch visual for [Subject]. Rules: - infer [Subject-Dna] automatically - create a large pristine [Hero-Figure] as the dominant center-left object - design the figure as a premium collectible, not a normal portrait - infer iconic outfit, pose, facial expression, scale, materials, and one signature handheld object - arrange [Accessory-Set] around the figure in clean product-display clusters - include an [Alt-Version] figure or variant - include premium packaging with window box, foil details, side illustration, collector markings, and edition branding - include authenticity card, rarity indicator, sticker sheet, scale reference, and material feature callouts - every accessory must come from the subject’s identity, profession, story, achievements, or symbolic world - layout should feel like a luxury drop reveal, product catalog, and museum gift-shop collectible all at once - no hard-coded person, outfit, object, color, text, logo, quote, accessory, box design, or edition number unless supplied

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