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Crash Bandicoot exclusive & Aku Aku companion piece - First 4 Figures

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Comes with all original packaging - bonuses and original backdrop and acrylic Crash display boxes Aku Aku have full functional LEDs

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BrandFirst 4 Figures

FranchiseCrash Bandicoot

MaterialResin

Size1/4 scale

First 4 Figures Crash Bandicoot Play Station

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