Howl Pendragon Custom Nendoroid

Marsoni

M251S

$150.00

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Howl Pendragon Custom NendoroidHowl Pendragon from Howl's Moving Castle This custom Nendoroid is by Travis Brown (of the Chibi Chop Shop). Includes an extra pair of bent arms, two sets of hands and the parts shown (hair, 1 face, body, jacket, calcifer in frying pan) All pricing starts at the "reward the artist" level where artists get the most for their work. Over time the pricing may drop slowly until it reaches the "cover my basic time and materials" price level. Don't wait too

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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2006