Pop Movies They Live 3.75 Inch Action Figure - Alien #975 (Sub Standard Packaging)

Pop Movies They Live 3.75 Inch Action Figure - Alien #975 (Sub Standard Packaging)

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Pop Movies They Live 3.75 Inch Action Figure - Alien #975 (Sub Standard Packaging)Packaging is sub standard which may include scuffing, rubbing, creasing and small dents on the edges and corners of the card. Items inside are in perfect condition and packaging has never been opened. Name: Alien #975 Category: Pop Movies They Live Series: Type: Action Figure Size: 3. 75 Inch Manufacturer: Funko Description: Pop Movies They Live 3. 75 Inch Action Figure Alien #975. Safety Warning: This product may contain sharp points, small parts

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