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The Rolling Stones: 1970's Keith Richards Action Figure
 
Manufacturer: Diamond Comic Distributors
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List Price: $19.99
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Product Description
Imported from Japan! Bursting onto the scene in the 1960's in the wake of the British Invasion and redefining rock 'n roll with a healthy dose of rhythm and blues, the Rolling Stones became one of the biggest bands of all time, due in no small part to the musicianship and creativity of Mick Jagger and Keith Richards. Mick, the manic stage presence, and Keith, the steady guitarist who anchored the band, have gone down as true rock gods, and these UDF (Ultra Detail Figures) from Medicom capture these giants of the stage as they appeared during the band's heyday in the 1970's! Each figure stands 7" tall with accessories such as microphones and guitars, and they come on display bases. No fan of the Rolling Stones will want to miss out on these collectible figures!

Product Details
  • The Rolling Stones are regarded as the greatest rock band of all time
  • Depicts Keith as he appeared in the mid '70s
  • Keith Richards' skill with the guitar and songwriting contributed to the Stones' blockbuster success
  • Figure stands 7" tall
  • Figure features multiple articulation points

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It's Keef, man!
 
Review Date: February 21, 2010
Reviewer: Big Daddy Leadfoot, NH
Whaddaya say? Its Keith from the 70's. Is there anyone cooler than him? NO! He's the man and this figure reminds me to play my guitar everyday. And take my heroin, because if you listen to the 70's Stones, you can hear dope ain't all bad! hahahahahahah
Keith Richards action figure
 
Review Date: February 6, 2010
Reviewer: P. Deck, Seattle, WA
Having been a Rolling Stones fan since their first appearance in America, I was quite impressed with this new action figure
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Review Date: May 15, 2009
Reviewer: Wall, California
The Keith figure is fine. At first I thought it didn't look like him at all. But I have seen photos from the '70s where you can see the resemblance. The biggest flaw is that I find it impossible to get it to stand up by itself. I have it leaning against the wall.