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Michelangelo 1/6 Scale Collectible Figure

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$62 $100 In stock

Category: Collectibles

Michelangelo, the laid-back partier of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, is available for the first time in 1/6 Scale! Based on the original Eastman and Laird comic book, Michelangelo features 25+ points of articulation, interchangeable heads & hands, with weapons & accessories taken right from the pages of the comic book! Continue your Mondo TMNT 1/6 scale collection today!

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sophia ★★★★★

The comic-style paint job on the face is spot on, right down to the gritty shading from the early Eastman and Laird issues. With 25+ points of articulation I actually got him into a decent nunchuck pose without the joints looking awkward.

Joshua F. ★★★★★

Wasn't sure 1/6 scale would feel too big on my shelf, but he fits right in next to my other figures. The 25+ points of articulation actually hold poses — I've got him mid-nunchuck swing and he hasn't sagged once. Paint job on the shell looks hand-done, way better than I expected at this price.

David Z. ★★★★★

The comic-accurate sculpt on this Mikey is what sold me — he actually looks like he stepped off an Eastman and Laird page instead of the cartoon version. With 25+ points of articulation I've had him in a nunchuck pose on my shelf for a week and he hasn't budged.