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Sky-Skimmin’ Rimfire of the “Bike Mice from Mars” figure collection includes the following accessories:
This piece is part of the sub-line called Astro Bro’s, from the “Biker Mice from Mars” collection created by the toy company Galoob in 1995.
The collection was distributed in different countries, so we can find the cardboard in different languages, there are no known variants of this figure.
The figures of the sub-line Astro Bro’s only slightly more difficult to achieve than average.
The figures of the mice have antennas, which can be put inside the head so that way the helmet fits, these antennas break easily, so it is necessary to take care that the figure has these antennas in good condition.
Rimfire is a supporting character in the animated series “Biker Mice from Mars”. He is the nephew of Modo, one of the main protagonists.
Like his uncle, Rimfire is an anthropomorphic mouse from Mars and shares the same spirit of bravery and justice. Although younger and inexperienced, Rimfire proves to be brave, loyal and willing to fight the Plutarkians to protect both Mars and Earth.
Her presence in the series adds depth to the story of Modo and reinforces the importance of family and resistance in the fight against villains.
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