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KUL TESKA

Source: The Clone Wars - Republic Heroes

Year: 2010
(Toys "R" Us Exclusive)

Assortment:
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Retail: $14.99

Assortment Number: 98392

UPC Number: 6 56569 50372 9

Comments: Kul Teska is a villainous Skakoan scientist working for the Separatists during the Clone Wars. Because his home planet of Skako has an extremely dense atmosphere, he wears a protective suit to survive in low-pressure environments on other worlds. His specially designed armored suit has integrated rocket launchers and concealed shoulder blasters.

Points of Interest:

Kul Teska is an all-new figure.

The display battle stand included in this line is random: there are three different designs that spotlight different skills on the battle card.

Photography by Dan Curto

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