Fuzzy Puppet Reviews XXRAY Bugs Bunny & Tweety Bird Figures by Mighty Jaxx

We are super excited to work with the hilarious Fuzzy Puppet on a review video for the Mighty Jaxx XXRAY x Looney Tunes Bugs Bunny and Tweety Bird figures. Designed by our buddy Jason Freeny (maker of groovy things!), these mini figure collectibles were probably the weirdest items that Fuzzy Puppet ever got his furry little mitts on. He kept calling them "CRAZY" which is pretty much accurate.

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Buy these XXRAY figures here:

XXRAY Tweety: http://ss1.us/a/chPXCNiR 
XXRAY Bugs Bunny: http://ss1.us/a/xrt80GPY

XXRAY Bugs Bunny 5.5-inch Figure by Jason Freeny x Mighty Jaxx x Looney Tunes

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Mighty Jaxx is proud to present their latest designer figure series, XXRAY! Collaborating with world famous artist Jason Freeny, XXRAY offer collectors an exclusive look into the inner beauty of their favourite characters. Don't miss this chance to add these unique pieces into your collection.

The figure stands at 14 cm tall, featuring an unique dissection. This Vinyl collectible is individually hand painted and assembled. Collect all and form the ultimate collection!

in stock now

• 5.5 inches tall
• PVC
• officially licensed
• designed by Jason Freeny
• produced by MightyJaxx

BREAKING NEWS, DOC: Jason Freeny x Kidrobot x Bigshot Toyworks x Warner Brothers

Just when you though that the art toy scene has taken a wrong turn at Albuquerque, this piece is announced! Jason Freeny has been tapped by Kidrobot to utilize their Warner Brothers license to officially produce an Anatomical Wabbit! Brought to life under the design direction of Bigshot Toyworks, this piece promises to be a glorious hunk of tasty carrot-chompin' plastic! Will be debuted at Toy Fair in NY this weekend. I'll see if I can get you some actual pics. Stay tuned, doc!

So stoked. For a behind-the-scenes look at how Jason Freeny developed this piece (yes, sculpted by hand, before the concept was turned over to Bigshot), check out his photo gallery on Facebook.