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This Listing is for a Pop! Set of 3 Figures Funko
This set includes:
1X Speed in Helmet
1X Speed in Helmet Chase
1X Racer X

SUPER 7

From Super 7. Recreate your favorite scenes from the original Robocop movie with the 3.75-inch ReAction Figure! Battle damaged Robocop is here to protect and serve! Our scarred hero comes with firearm accessory on a bullet hole-riddled cardback.

SUPER 7

From Super 7. Recreate your favorite scenes from the original Robocop movie with the 3.75-inch ReAction Figure! Bad guy Emil Antonowsky meets his poetic demise at the hands of Robocop! Relive the moment of revenge with the Toxic Waste Emil 3.75-inch ReAction Figure.

Sideshow and Iron Studios present the Batmobile Art Scale 1:10 Statue.

Based on the 1989 movie Batman directed by Tim Burton, the Batmobile is almost 12 inches long and features a pair of removable machine guns.

Cruise the streets of Gotham with this iconic Batmoblie. Add this to your Batman collection today!

ICON HEROES

From Icon Heroes. Icon Heroes presents the adorable Daniel Larusso vinyl figure designed by artist Lord Mesa! From the classic film The Karate Kid, Daniel celebrates his All Valley Tournament win with trophy in hand. Each ICONS vinyl figure stands approximately 4.25 inches tall.

This Listing is for a Pop! Movies Tombstone Morgan Earp Vinyl Figure by Funko

Turn up the volume and keep the beat with artist kaNO’s Ghetto Blaster designer toy, which pays tribute to the boombox era of hip hop with style and swagger.

Artist Statement: Ghetto Blaster is a tribute to that golden era of Hip-Hop that we all love so much! Hat to the back and full of swag! Ready to stomp on these streets with the flyest beats!

About the Artist: Born and raised on the streets of New York City, kaNO discovered art at a very early age. The graffiti on the walls and the cartoons on the TV set the tone for a creative childhood.

In true city kid fashion, kaNO graduated from the High School of Art & Design and went on to obtain a BFA in Animation at the School of Visual Arts in 1999. From the silver screen to galleries and even onto toy shelves across the world, kaNO's style is distinctly recognizable as his own. As his creative pursuits expand so does his ever growing list of clients and exhibitions.

In 2010, kaNO moved out to Los Angeles with his family, where he freelances as a character designer for such studios as Warner Bros., Cartoon Network, and Hasbro. When he's not making cartoons, you can find him working on paintings, commissions, and designing product for his brand 'kaNO kid' at his art studio in Burbank, CA.