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Vinnie, from "Biker Mice from Mars - Biker Mars from Mars (vintage)" collection, includes the following accessories:
This piece is part of the first wave of figures from the "Biker Mice from Mars" collection created by toy manufacturer Galoob in 1993. These figures are based on characters from the cartoon series of the same name.
The collection was distributed in different countries, so the box can be found in different languages. There are no known variants of this figure.
The three mouse figures have antennae that can be tucked inside their heads to fit the helmet. These antennae break easily, so it is important to check that the figure's antennae are in good condition.
This figure was also sold in a pack called "Radical Raider," which also included his Radical Rocket motorcycle. The figure in the pack only has the helmet as an accessory.
Vinnie, whose full name is Vincent Van Wham, is one of the main characters in the 1990s animated series "Biker Mice from Mars."
He is the most daring and reckless member of the trio of motorcycle-riding mice. Vinnie is known for his outgoing personality and confident attitude, often bordering on arrogance.
He wears a white mask that covers part of his face, the result of a battle wound. Despite his impulsive behavior, he is loyal and brave, always willing to face danger to protect his friends and Earth from the Plutarians.
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