Muraida, Radioactive Green Edition
This wicked new villain, Muraida, from the OSK line is a 10 inch vinyl with six points of articulation. It comes in a combination of solid and clear vinyl, and is packed with more punch than a thousand GI Joe’s.
Tagged: Erick Scarecrow, Muraida, Radioactive Green Edition
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Oh boy, this is so bizarre it could only be true. Apparently a Dayton, Ohio, tattoo artist has been slapped with a $100,000 lawsuit by his ex-girlfriend for tattooing an image of, erm, excrement with flies on her back rather than the scene from Narnia that she had requested. The reason? He’d recently found out that she had been cheating on him with one of his buddies. Damn! And here we were thinking this was the hot new look for trailer park trash crowd.
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Sam said | 25 February, 2009
I love the magma version too. Here at http://www.esctoy.com you can find more info. I see that it’s a series that Erick Scarecrow developed. Would be a cool show or something.
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Hereiamlive said | 24 February, 2009
Where is the Muraida Radioactive Green Monster featured. Where can I find this character?
I think he is really cool.