In a friendly manner, I have to disagree about the quality issue. The bobble could easily be mass produced and I'll tell you why. Flip over the bobble and I will GUARANTEE it says AGP (Alexander Global Promotions) on the bottom. Every QUALITY bobble I have from the Brewers the past few years (the two Miller Lite bobbles, VERY detailed, the Bernie Stitch n Pitch, the Chorizo Stitch n Pitch) are all from AGP. Even the Admirals Uecker, which is another high quality job, is from AGP! Anytime this company creates a bobble it is spectacular! Not like the other crap given out by the Brewers and every other team in MLB...their SGAs are from BD&A. I believe they have a contract with MLB for creating SGA bobbles, but I couldn't figure out how the Brewers got around this for a few of theirs named above...I have to think that they are contracted for MLB players, so the Brew crew can use AGP (the better quality bobbles) for non-player bobbles. Other teams do this as well, at least for the Stitch n Pitch bobbles. If the Brewers ever change their Bernie birthday bobbles (and I wish they would, since my son, who just turned three, got his third sliding Bernie) I hope they go with AGP. Above all I wanted to create attention to the different manufacturers of the Brewers bobbles with this post, and point out that AGP is superior to the flawed molding, paint chips, cracks, and unsteady painting that BD&A produces. I'm sure a lot of you have noticed the difference, but it was never pointed out on the board (to my knowledge.)