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Diamond Select Toys presenta Adorable Jeff The Land Shark Statue

By SimonApr 02,2025

Gracias a su papel destacado en los rivales de Marvel, Jeff the Land Shark se ha convertido rápidamente en uno de los nuevos personajes más queridos del Universo Marvel. Si eres un coleccionista que busca llenar ese vacío en forma de Jeff en tu colección de figuras de Marvel, Diamond Select Toys tiene la cosa para ti: la estatua de resina Jeff The Land Shark de estilo Marvel.

Eche un vistazo a la exclusiva Galería de presentación de diapositivas a continuación para ver a este nuevo y encantador coleccionable en todo su gloria:

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Primero presentado en la Feria de Juguetes de Nueva York este mes, esta deliciosa estatua de Jeff es la última incorporación a la aclamada línea animada de Marvel de Diamond Select Toys. Mientras que muchas piezas de esta serie se inspiran en la obra de arte de Skottie Young, esta estatua de Jeff en particular toma sus señales de los diseños cautivadores del dúo artístico japonés Gurihiru, específicamente de la portada de It's Jeff #1.

Hecho a partir de resina de alta calidad, esta estatua de Jeff mide aproximadamente 3 pulgadas de alto y fue esculpida hábilmente por Casen Barnard. Con un precio de $ 59.99, es una edición limitada con solo 3000 piezas disponibles en todo el mundo. Marque sus calendarios para su lanzamiento durante la temporada 2025 de vacaciones, y no se pierda la oportunidad de reservar a partir del viernes 21 de marzo en el sitio web de Toys Select Diamond Select y otros minoristas seleccionados.

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Para obtener más emocionantes coleccionables de Diamond Select, asegúrese de ver su impresionante diorama de Spider-Man 2 y el impresionante busto de escala legendaria Phoenix.

Además, no olvide explorar la amplia gama de coleccionables de Marvel disponibles en la tienda IGN.

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