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NFL 2-PACK TOM BRADY & BRETT FAVRE
Two-packs of your favorite National Football League superstar figures in 3-inch scale. Small figures, huge detail. Includes equipment and bases.
Condition: New
Manufacturer: McFarlane Toys
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1741
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ANTAWN JAMISON
Paint: original paint
Scale: 6-inch
Format: action figure
Packaging: clamshell
The former Tar Heel found his NBA niche with the Washington Wizards, helping establish his own game while returning the long-suffering franchise to the playoffs.
Condition: New
Manufacturer: McFarlane
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1738
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RON ARTEST
Paint: original paint
Scale: 6-inch
Format: action figure
Packaging: clamshell
After reaching an impasse with the Indiana Pacers, the fiery Artest was traded to Sacramento to begin a new chapter of his career with the Kings. The 6'7" forward and former Defensive Player of the Year brings an East-Coast mentality to the NBA's West Coast. The Western Conference Playoffs are a real challenge, and the Kings' acquisition of Artest gives them a proven playoff talent to tackle the other talented teams in the post-season.
Condition: New
Manufacturer: McFarlane
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1737
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BEN WALLACE
Paint: repaint
Scale: 6-inch
Format: action figure
Packaging: clamshell
Condition: New
Manufacturer: McFarlane
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1740
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BILLY WAGNER
Paint: repaint
Scale: 6-inch
Format: action figure
Packaging: clamshell
The Mets delivered the best record in the National League in 2006, and having a hammer at the end of their bullpen was key to that success. The 5'11 terror brings heat to the plate, and has confounded N.L. hitters (2.24 ERA, 1.11 WHIP, 40 saves, 94 strikeouts in 72 innings) in his debut season with the Mets.
Condition: New
Manufacturer: McFarlane
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1739
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JEFF KENT
Paint: original paint
Scale: 6-inch
Format: action figure
Packaging: clamshell
The Dodgers muddled through a forgettable 2005 season, but one bright spot was the play of off-season signee Jeff Kent. The former MVP turned in another strong season, cracking 29 homers with 105 RBI's. While not garnering national attention, the consistent Kent has become baseball's all-time leader for career homers by a second baseman. The Dodger roster may be in flux with a new general manager arriving, but Kent's steady play at second base makes him one player L.A. can count on and build around in 2006.
Condition: New
Manufacturer: McFarlane
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