CARD BACK: Art Asylum's CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON (2001)

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[HR][/HR]I liked Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. It was a thoughful movie with some great wire-fu. But action figures? I certainly didn't LOVE the movie that much. Regardless, Art Asylum's collectibles were extremely well-executed; featuring hyper-realistic sculpts (a rarity for toys at the time), great articulation and impressive display bases. A shame that the experimental rubbery material they used for the figure's clothing didn't stand the test of time: all my Crouching Tiger figures suffered from extreme dry-rot; their wardrobe in shambles. Hey, I could always say they're battle damaged variants...

[CENTER][B]ART ASYLUM'S CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON[/B]
2001
9" x 14"

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