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“This collaboration represents the celebration of two historic companies that have a common dream: to allow everyone to express their imagination freely,” said Michele Colaninno, Chief Executive of Global Strategy, Product, Marketing and Innovation at the Piaggio Group.

It marks the first time a sword created from a video game has ever been on display in the Royal Armouries.

The company created the range in collaboration with Joanna Johnston, costume designer on the upcoming Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny.

“We are excited to partner with Jewel to bring the SCOUT brand into new product categories and expand our audience,” said Deb Waterman Johns, founder of SCOUT.

“I’m delighted to see how the Gerry Anderson titles and characters have evolved in the second issue,” said Anderson Entertainment’s Jamie Anderson.

“The combination of this iconic brand with the academic rigour and student engagement that teachers rely on from Legends of Learning is going to be revolutionary,” said Dr. Vadim Polikov, CEO and co-founder of Legends of Learning.

“The new flavours lean into Garfield’s cheeky and irreverent humour – as well as his well-known love of food,” said Venetia Davie, VP of Paramount Consumer Products UK, Ireland, Israel and ANZ.

The 2,316 piece set is based on the cottage from Disney’s 1993 cult classic.

“We know that shoppers are after two main things when they turn to savoury snacks – enjoyment and excitement – and these new flavours will deliver on both of those needs,” said Jonny Roberts, Senior Brand Manager for Walkers at PepsiCo.

“We are incredibly excited and proud that the world class city of Boston will be the home of our new Central Perk concept,” said Joe Gurdock, President of Central Perk Coffee Co.