turtlecamper
This vinyl figured Turtlecamper has been designed by designer Jeremy Fish. A masterpiece of it's kind, this turtle moves on ground with 6 points of articulation coupled together with ball joint appendages. The ball joints permit the slow and steady movement of it's legs and head that marvelously mimic that of a real turtle. Moreover, it can hide it's head in the cavity of it's human skull shaped armour. The armour is available in shades of Gold and Platinum. My Plastic Heart is selling the gold version of this limited piece edition for $64.99 each! So better grab this artificial amphibian before it goes extinct!
turtlecamper CvYav 7878
Source: Boingboing
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