Dr Gadget - Gadget Shop - Ben 10 - 10cm Collectable Figure - XLR8

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Batteries Included: 0 Binding: Toy Brand: Bandai EAN: 0045557272050 Feature: 10cm scale poseable action figure Is Autographed: 0 Is Memorabilia: 0 Label: Bandai Manufacturer: Bandai Manufacturer Minimum Age: 48 Model: 27205 Publisher: Bandai Studio: Bandai
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10cm scale poseable action figure Includes Lenticular Card depicting Ben transforming into the alien! Bonus Animation Disk for use with the Omnitrix Alien Viewer and the Alien Laboratory Playset (both sold separately) Hard-to-find Series 1 figure!
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Ben is a typical 10-year-old boy - he plays video games, rides his bike, and sometimes gets into some mischief. During a camping trip he finds the Omnitrix, an alien device that gives him the ability to turn into 10 different aliens. He uses its powers to become a superhero, adapting them to the specific situation he finds himself in. With this awesome power, he can take on almost any problem. No matter what bizarre form Ben takes, inside he's still the same mischievous, good-hearted 10-year-old boy. This 10cm XLR8 poseable figure comes with a collectable Lenticular Card that features images of Ben transforming, and an Animation Disk. Animation Disks are for use with the Omnitrix Alien Viewer and the Alien Laboratory Playset (both sold separately). XLR8 is Ben's alien of choice when he needs to get to his destination fast, travelling in excess of 300 mph. However, this is not his only power. Because his speed comes from his ability to reduce friction, he can scale walls and high obstacles that would normally seem impassable.
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