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Ebros Lightning Lucky The Rock Star Skeleton Electric Bass Guitar with Spiked Mohawk Statue 3.75" Tall Unfortunate Luck of The Lightning Bassist Rocker Skulls Skeletons Collectible Figurine horror They are seen here climbing

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Ebros Lightning Lucky The Rock Star Skeleton Electric Bass Guitar with Spiked Mohawk Statue 3.75" Tall Unfortunate Luck of The Lightning Bassist Rocker Skulls Skeletons Collectible Figurine horror They are seen here climbing They are seen here climbing on top of each other to hang on to the tree trunk to get a good view of incoming victims for their trickery 75" long and 4" wide with the dagger attached text align:center 5" tall and 3" in diameter approximately

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