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Billy The Kid Mint in Package Never Opened! Monsters 3 - 6 Faces of Madness ! McFarlane
Up for auction is a brand new, Mint in Box, never opened Billy The Kid from the extremely popular and rare 6 Faces of Madness range , by Mcfarlane Toys 2004!!! Zero shelf-wear, straight from the Mcfarlane factory - a beautiful collectors piece !!!! We have a few, and they have been stored away for a long time – they are in perfect condition!!!!
6 Faces of madness was the name of McFarlane Monsters Series 3. A very popular Series, that brings you a historical look back at some of the Human races most notorious blood letters and miscreants (History’s nastiest and most brutal people). Incredibly detailed and fully accessorized.
Very cool – Comes with axes, pistols knives, 2 rifles and a coffin with some unlucky dead guy, who Billy has just killed. The pistol that goes into his holster can only be found in the 6 Faces of Madness accessory weapons pack – a club exclusive.
The popularity of McFarlanes Monsters Ranges is huge worldwide, and this series goes back to before Twisted Fairytales and the Infernal Parade. Rare and difficult to get hold of so take advantage now!!!
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Billy The Kid
1859-1881 New Mexico
One of the most noted killers of the American Wild West, Billy The Kid is described as both a cold blooded murderer and a modern day Robin Hood. Billy was at the epicentre of the New Mexico-based cattle wars and saw a lifetime of gunfighting and death before his own demise at the young age of 22. He’s said to have killed more than 20 men in his short life.
