Transformers ReAction Figures Wave 6 - Quintesson (G1) Horror each Silver Back Wing Kong S7100-GREM-12266-XL

Name: Transformers ReAction Figures Wave 6 - Quintesson (G1) Horror each Silver Back Wing Kong S7100-GREM-12266-XL
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 71030023970
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Transformers ReAction Figures Wave 6 Quintesson (G1) Horror each Silver Back Wing Kong S7100 GREM 12266 XL each Silver Back Wing Kong is individually made and painted by hand in Japan but only someone with a stone heart would fail to give the Universal Monsters ReAction figure of The Hunchback of Notre Dame sanctuary in their collection Quintessons are the original creators of the Transformers and they’re determined to exact revenge against their rebellious creations This 4” (with base) articulated Transformers ReAction Figure of a Quintesson is inspired by The Transformers: The Movie and includes base accessory

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