Conan The Barbarian 7 Inch Action Figure Ultimates Wave 3 - Snake Priest

Conan The Barbarian 7 Inch Action Figure Ultimates Wave 3 - Snake Priest

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M251S

$62.99

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Conan The Barbarian 7 Inch Action Figure Ultimates Wave 3 - Snake PriestName: Snake Priest Category: Conan The Barbarian Series: Ultimates Wave 3 Type: Action Figure Size: 7 Inch Manufacturer: Super 7 Description: From Super 7. Mere mention of the powerful wizard Thulsa Doom causes mortal men to quake in fear, but when transformed into the Snake Priest it's no wonder he is a match for even the mighty Conan. This Thulsa Doom ULTIMATES! Figure, based on the transformation scene in Conan the Barbarian, comes with both a

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012