POP MOVIE BTTF MARTY 1955 VINYL FIGURE
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From Funko. Go back to the Future with Funko Pop! Vinyl! Collect Doc, Marty, and more with familiar Funko flair collectors know and love. Each Standard-sized Pop! Figure measures about 4″ tall and comes in a collector-friendly window box for display. Also look out for a Pop! Town Doc with Clocktower to really take you back!
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