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 Fat Mike figurine time

Posted by Loren on December 11, 2016

Fat Mike figurine time
Fat Mike figurine time

Aggronautix, makers of 7" tall Throbbleheads, have introduced a new limited run figure of Fat Mike, vocalist and bassist of California punks NOFX.

One thousand will be made and shipped this spring.

Fat Mike figurine time
Fat Mike figurine time

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