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Detailed 6.5 inch figures designed after iconic Power Rangers' characters
• Highly poseable with up to 21 points of articulation
• Muscular, heroic design with show accurate styling
• Collect the full Ranger team to build the team’s Megazord
• Collectable legacy packaging

Detailed 6.5 inch figures designed after iconic Power Rangers' characters
• Highly poseable with up to 21 points of articulation
• Muscular, heroic design with show accurate styling
• Collect the full Ranger team to build the team’s Megazord
• Collectable legacy packaging

“Just play a bit of music and he falls straight asleep... I shouldn't have told you that!” -Rubeus Hagrid

Hagrid, the half-giant, has a predilection for pets that many might consider dangerous and Fluffy, a fearsome 3 headed dog, is one such hound! In the film adaptation of Harry Potter & The Philosopher's Stone we learn that Hagrid buys Fluffy ‘from an Irish fella’ in the Leaky Cauldron. With this statue, we wanted to recreate the moment Hagrid made his way home with the latest addition to his ever-expanding menagerie. The statue captures Fluffy in his much smaller puppy state, before he matured to his enormous adult size. Hagrid is holding his lantern aloft to guide the way back to Hogwarts in the dark of night. Fluffy is portrayed sitting at his master’s feet, each of his three heads conveying a different expression, no doubt eager to curl up in front of a roaring fire, or perhaps listen to some soothing music. We understand he’s partial to the harp.

Hagrid stands 10” tall and is standing on a flagstone effect base. His lantern is powered by 2 x LR44 batteries, not included.

Genius artist Paul Komoda has once again brought forth a disturbing creature from the pages of H.P. Lovecraft! This time it’s his own unique twist on the Crawling Chaos known as "Nyarlathotep."

Distinctly unique from other gods in the Cthulhu Mythos, Nyarlathotep appears in the guise of a human bringing madness and chaos to Earth. Its form is constantly changing, sometimes an Egyptian prophet, and other times a tall skinny man coming out of the shadows.

For this statue, it is disguised as a physicist researching nuclear weapons and has just shed its old skin. The creature's body looks reptilian with both insect and human like limbs and organs. All the complex and beautiful creature details are finely captured in this pre-painted statue. The exquisite paint work by David Dill brings all the fine and subtle details of the sculpture to light and shows his talent for capturing the world of Cosmic Horror!

This Listing is for a 1:64 Ford Racing Heritage Series 2 - 2017 Ford GT 1966 #7 Ford GT40 Mk II Tribute

This Listing is for a 1:64 Ford Racing Heritage Series 2 - 1965 Shelby GT350 #23 Charlie Kemp