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NuVinci N330 32H Gear Hub w. Disc BrakeNuVinci N330 32H with Disc Brake The NuVinci N330 32 hole gear hub is a reliable and versatile solution for bikes with disc brakes. This hub offers stepless gearing, ensuring a smooth and comfortable riding experience, regardless of the terrain. Specifications: Model: NuVinci N330 Number of Holes: 32 Brake Type: Disc brake Gearing: Stepless, smooth transitions Material: High quality aluminum construction for durability and light weight This gear hub
NuVinci N330 32H with Disc Brake
The NuVinci N330 32-hole gear hub is a reliable and versatile solution for bikes with disc brakes. This hub offers stepless gearing, ensuring a smooth and comfortable riding experience, regardless of the terrain.
Specifications:
- Model: NuVinci N330
- Number of Holes: 32
- Brake Type: Disc brake
- Gearing: Stepless, smooth transitions
- Material: High-quality aluminum construction for durability and light weight
This gear hub is ideal for cyclists who want a reliable solution with low maintenance and maximum comfort while riding. The stepless system makes it easy to find the perfect resistance and adapt to changes in the terrain without sudden gear changes. Perfect for both daily use and longer trips.
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★★★★★ 5
A love letter to form, function, and Fry.
Format: Hardcover
It isn’t just pretty pictures - you actually see the sketches, color tests, and behind-the-scenes steps that bring the characters, gadgets, and places to life. One standout spread walks through the Planet Express Ship from chunky silhouette studies to a polished final design, with neat callouts on panel lines and color blocking. Whether you’re a longtime fan or just love art books - it’s inspiring, easy to flip through, and totally worth it.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Great book
Format: Hardcover
This a truly wonderful book. Super illustrations and can't beat the price of $13.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2026
★★★★★ 5
All Futurama fans should have it!
Format: Hardcover
Amazing book!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2026
★★★★★ 5
A must buy for animators/animation students
Format: Hardcover
This book spares no detail. I've had my fair share of art books before and this one is a gem, it gives you a lot for a low price, get it!!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2025
★★★★★ 4
Good news, everyone! The Art of Futurama is here!
Format: Hardcover, Format: Hardcover
I always thought Futurama was simple and fun! However, after reading this book, I now understand that beneath its apparent simplicity lies an entire universe of complex experience, research, innovation, hard work, and talent.
★★★★☆ Art
Unlike many other artbooks that rely heavily on production stills, this one is 90% sketchbook and finalized line art designs—a rare and delightful find. You'll not only discover the initial designs for all the main characters but also learn how to draw them. Each curve and line in the characters' designs is intentional, contributing to their unique personalities.
The book also features three fold-out sections: New New York's buildings and junkyard, the Nimbus ship in orbit, and the Planet Express. While these offer detailed designs for enthusiasts, I didn’t find them particularly necessary, as there’s little in them that demands close study.
★★★★☆ Text
The story of Futurama's creation is a joy to read. The book is divided into a few intros and nine chapters, each featuring two pages of text that include quotes from interviews with the show’s creators about their memories of its production. Additionally, there’s a wealth of quotes accompanying the images.
I especially enjoyed learning how the team found inspiration for New New York by purchasing reference books in New York City bookstores. The integration of 3D and 2D animation—which was revolutionary at the time—is also well-documented.
However, the advertised Futurama episode guide feels redundant. It offers nothing beyond episode titles and omits seasons 8 and 9 entirely, with no explanation given for their exclusion.
★★★★☆ Book Design
The book's design features a creative transparent front cover case, a landscape layout, well-placed text and images, and a large, easy-to-read font. The page numbers are conveniently placed at the center of the page edge, making navigation effortless.
Despite its strengths, I still feel the fold-outs are unnecessary and could have been omitted without any loss of value.
★★★★★ Price
This book offers excellent quality for its price! Released in November 2024, it’s available as of January 2025 for $25. To paraphrase one of Futurama's opening chyron jokes (the texts below the show's logo at the beginning of each episode): "If you don’t buy it, someone else will."
★★★★☆ Overall Impressions
It took me two relaxed sessions to fully read this book, and I can confidently say it’s impossible to get bored with it (or is that just nostalgia talking?). The hundreds of well-crafted line art illustrations of characters, assets, and backgrounds showcase the creators’ immense talent.
The accompanying text is both engaging and informative, and the early sketches of the main characters provide a fascinating narrative of their development.
That said, I was left wanting more. At 176 pages, the book feels a bit short, especially since it doesn’t include a single chapter dedicated to seasons 8 and 9, which aired after a ten-year hiatus.
Nevertheless, The Art of Futurama is an excellent addition to any home library or a thoughtful gift for fans who grew up watching this iconic show in the late 1990s and 2000s.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2025