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Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 - Rocket and Cosmo 1/6 Scale Hot Toy Action Figure

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Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 - Rocket and Cosmo 1/6 Scale Hot Toy Action FigureGuardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 Rocket and Cosmo 1 6 Scale Hot Toy Action Figure Get ready for one last ride! The Guardians of Galaxy are travelling together across the galaxy in the new blockbuster to save the universe once again, and with that, audience will finally be learning the mystery behind Rocket our favorite talking raccoon. Inspired by the remarkably fun gang, Hot Toys is bringing forth the 1 6th Rocket collectible figure from Guardians of

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 - Rocket and Cosmo 1/6 Scale Hot Toy Action Figure

Get ready for one last ride! The Guardians of Galaxy are travelling together across the galaxy in the new blockbuster to save the universe once again, and with that, audience will finally be learning the mystery behind Rocket our favorite talking raccoon.

Inspired by the remarkably fun gang, Hot Toys is bringing forth the 1/6th Rocket collectible figure from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3. And be sure to meet the new friends Cosmo the spacedog and Rocket’s younger self in collectible form, they’re just so adorable and good!

Beautifully crafted based on Rocket’s appearance in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, the movie-accurate figure features a finely sculpted head with fur detail, navy-blue combat suit with emblem on chest, weapons and accessories such as heavy blaster and pistols, key card, and dynamic figure stand for aerial poses.

In addition, this collectible set specially features Cosmo the spacedog in one-sixth scale with hyper-realistic paint works to complete your collection with attitude.

Fly away into the beautiful sky with this Rocket and Cosmo set!

The 1/6th scale Rocket Collectible Figure specially features:

- Authentic and detailed likeness of Rocket from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
- One (1) finely sculpted head with whiskers-like fabric hair attached
- Highly-accurate facial expression with detailed fur texture
- Specialized body with over 17 points of articulation and moveable tail
- Approximately 16 cm tall
- Six (6) interchangeable hands including:
- One (1) pair of fists
- One (1) pair of gesture hands
- One (1) pair of hands for holding weapons
- Each piece of head sculpt is specially hand-painted

Costume:

- One (1) navy-blue and red combat suit with emblem on chest
- One (1) black belt
- One (1) pair of armored boots

Weapons:

- One (1) heavy blaster
- Two (2) pistols

Accessories:

- One (1) key card
- Specially designed dynamic figure stand with movie logo and character name

The 1/6th scale Cosmo Collectible specially features:

- Authentic and detailed likeness of Cosmo from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
- Hyper realistic sculpted fur texture and painting applications
- Approximately 11.5cm tall
- Moveable head and front legs
- Each piece is specially hand-painted

Release Date: Approximately Q3 - Q4, 2024

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