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NECA - Predator 2 Ultimate Guardian Predator 7 Action Figure

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  • Officially licensed collectible action figure
  • Loaded with articulation, an assortment of interchangeable hands, and two heads, one of which is a never before seen unmasked head
  • Window box packaging

Description

OverviewPredator 2 expanded the universe the original film touched upon, introducing us to new yautja such as the City Hunter and more importantly, the Lost Tribe! 30 years after its release, NECA is celebrating Predator 2's anniversary with the return of each Lost Tribe Predator in Ultimate form. The Guardian Predator is given an upgrade with an all new body loaded with articulation, an assortment of interchangeable hands, and two heads, one of which is a never before seen unmasked head. The Stalker Predator is given an upgrade with an all new body loaded with articulation, an assortment of interchangeable hands, and two heads, one of which is a never before seen unmasked head. Window box packaging.


Product Dimensions: 11.61 x 11.61 x 3.35 inches


Item Weight: 3.49 ounces


Country of Origin: USA


Item model number: 51423


Manufacturer recommended age: 14 years and up


Batteries: 1 A batteries required.


Release date: November 25, 2020


Department: Mens


Manufacturer: Neca


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