Pop Television Star Trek 3.75 Inch Action Figure Exclusive - Gorn #1143

Pop Television Star Trek 3.75 Inch Action Figure Exclusive - Gorn #1143

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Pop Television Star Trek 3.75 Inch Action Figure Exclusive - Gorn #1143Name: Gorn #1143 Category: Pop Television Star Trek Series: Exclusive Type: Action Figure Size: 3. 75 Inch Manufacturer: Funko Description: Pop Television Star Trek 3. 75 Inch Action Figure Exclusive Gorn #1143. Safety Warning: This product may contain sharp points, small parts that are choking hazards, and other elements that are not suitable for children under 3 years of age. We receive both US and Canadian Cases. You will get either English,

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