Looney Tunes Bugs Bunny 1:6 Scale Limited Edition Diorama from MG Collectibles and Toys Statues


Looney Tunes Bugs Bunny 1:6 Scale Limited Edition Diorama:

$229.99 @ Entertainment Earth - Order Here

"Ehhh, what's up Doc?"

It's Rabbit Season! Show all of your friends just how much you appreciate the original Looney Tunes character lineup with this high-quality polystone and beautifully hand-painted Bugs Bunny collectible statue. At just over 9-inches tall, this valuable collectible was delicately crafted in 1:6th scale to ensure it fits right into your collection. Limited edition of 500 pieces.

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