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TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA Turtles Classic Giant 12-INCH Scale Figure- Michelangelo. Inspired by Original 1988 TV Show. Great Collectors Item for Kids 4 Years and Over

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Cowabunga, dude! The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are back in their retro rotocast figure form. Collect all 4 Giant, 12-Inch scale Turtles - each come dressed in bandanas, knee and elbow pads, belt that includes their initial on the buckle and with their... Show More
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TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA Turtles Classic Giant 12-INCH Scale Figure- Michelangelo. Inspired by Original 1988 TV Show. Great Collectors Item for Kids 4 Years and Over
TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA...
Cowabunga, dude! The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are back in their retro rotocast figure form. Collect all 4 Giant, 12-Inch scale Turtles - each come dressed in bandanas, knee and elbow pads, belt that includes their initial on the buckle and with their signature weapons. Raphael with his ninja Sai, Michelangelo with nunchucks, Donatello with Martial Arts Bo Staff and Leonardo with twin Katana weapons. The packaging is inspired by the original package design from the 1988 TV Show complete with the original Turtles logo. A great collectors items for kids aged 4 years and over
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manufacturer Playmates
color Green
height 11.99999998776
weight 1.99959271634
width 5.511811018
size 2 pack 12 inch
length 8.4645669205
releaseDate 2023-03-13T00:00:01Z
productGroup Toy
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