Ben Cooper Costume Kids Collection Wave 2 Set of 5 Clothed Action Figures
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STANDARD GRADE
- This item is brand new and in mint condition
- Packaging is case fresh but may have flaws
- Suitable to display in package or to open
- Maximum Quantity per Customer
Product Description
More tricks, more treats! Halloween continues at NECA with the next series in the Ben Cooper Costume Kids Collection, based on the popular kids' costumes from one of the largest Halloween costume manufacturers from the 1950s through the '80s.
Standing approximately 6 inches tall, these fully poseable figures wonderfully capture the vintage horror spirit and are ready to make some spooky mischief on your collector's shelf.
Series 2 includes Dracula, Phantom, Vampire Girl, Witch, and a new version of Devil-classic Ben Cooper costumes worn by an inclusive group of kids. Wearing a mask styled after an original Ben Cooper design and soft goods clothing replicating the vinyl look of the classic costume, each playful figure comes complete with a trick-or-treat bag or pumpkin bucket accessory.
Every figure is sold separately and packaged in a numbered, retro-style window box that pays homage to the original costume packaging.
Product Features
- 6 inches tall (15.24cm)
- Made of plastic and fabric
- Based on Ben Cooper's classic costume designs
- Part of the Costume Kids Collection
- Multiple points of articulation
- Complete set of 5 figures
Box Contents
- Dracula Costume figure
- Pumpkin bucket
- Phantom Costume figure
- Trick-or-Treat bag
- Vampire Girl Costume figure
- Pumpkin bucket
- Witch Costume figure
- Trick-or-Treat bag
- Devil Costume figure
- Trick-or-Treat bag
Additional Details
This item is limited to a specific quantity per household. This limit will be reflected in the shopping cart. Quantity will be automatically reduced to the maximum allowed.
