Description
Figrin D'an was the rocking frontman for the all-Bith band "The Modal Nodes". His deft playing of the Kloo Horn for the band earned him the nickname "Fiery" Figrin.
Kids and collectors alike can imagine the biggest battles and missions in the Star Wars saga with figures from Star Wars The Black Series! With exquisite features and decoration, this series embodies the quality and realism that Star Wars devotees love. Star Wars The Black Series includes figures, vehicles, and roleplay items from the 40-plus-year legacy of the Star Wars Galaxy, including comics, movies, and animated series. (Additional products each sold separately. Subject to availability.)
This 6-inch-scale Black Series figure is carefully detailed to look like the Figrin D'an character from Star Wars: A New Hope, featuring premium detail and multiple points of articulation.
- Figrin D'an was the rocking frontman for the all-Bith band "The Modal Nodes". His deft playing of the Kloo Horn for the band earned him the nickname "Fiery" Figrin
- Fans and collectors can imagine scenes from the Star Wars Galaxy with this premium Figrin D'an toy, inspired by the Star Wars: A New Hope movie
- This Star Wars The Black Series action figure comes with 3 entertainment-inspired accessories that make a great addition to any Star Wars collection
- Star Wars fans and collectors can display this fully articulated figure featuring poseable head, arms, and legs, as well as premium deco, in their action figure and vehicle collection
- Look for movie- and entertainment-inspired Star Wars The Black Series figures to build a Star Wars galaxy (Each sold separately. Subject to availability)
Recommended for ages 4 years +
Includes: figure and 3 accessories.
Stock images from the manufacturer are used in this listing. Colours and decorations may vary.
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Warning: Choking Hazard - Small parts may be generated. Not for children under 3 years.
