Toon Santa, King of the North Pole is a Merry Old Soul, Too

King of the North Pole is another title of Santa, in this golden colored rendition of Toon Santa, the original Santa for Poser & DAZ Studio.Golden themed King of the North Pole Santa wears this alternative to his red outfit during casual court sessions in North Pole village. He doesn’t often have to take up the mantle of King of the North Pole.

This is the standalone version of this model without the other releases of Toon Santa. It still requires you to install Chunk 3D. This character has also been referred to as Toon Santa 08.

Toon Santa ™ for Chunk™ is the incredible Santa Claus character for use with Poser 8 or higher and DAZ Studio 4.5 or higher.

Because Toon Santa is based on Chunk, all clothing is revised and removable, so you can switch and swap props and clothing easily. Plus, you benefit from all the advances of the most recent Chunk, available for free from toonpeople.com.

Clothing & Props for King of the North Pole Santa

Yellow Clothing – Boots, Coat, Gloves, Pants and Santa Hat
Jeweled, Golden Crown Prop – As king of the North Pole, he sometimes has to wear a traditional crown.
Guitar Prop – You knew he could play, didn’t you?
Pipe Prop – Yes, Santa still has a bad habit or two

King of the North Pole Santa Poses

Singing and Playing Guitar (2)
Smoking
Reset

History of Toon Santa

Toon Santa ™ is the lovable 3D Santa Claus created in love and respect for holiday traditions. If you grew up in the 70’s in North America, you probably spent some quality hours in December watching the Rankin/Bass stop motion classics such as the Christmas Television Favorites Santa Claus is Coming to Town, Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, and a Year without a Santa Claus (and a selection of more religious programming). Toon Santa was designed to capture the pure and simple joy of that early holiday programming. Toon Santa was originally designed in 2002.

Toon Santa plays a role in support of NORAD TRACKS SANTA, the NORAD website devoted to tracking Santa Claus, with Meshbox Design as corporate contributor to the multinational project.