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The NECA Gremlins Ultimate Mogwais Lenny figure is designed for collectors and fans of the cult-classic film series seeking a highly posable and expressive display piece. Measuring 4 inches tall, this miniature offers exceptional articulation and an innovative eye-movement system that brings the character to life without the need for batteries or complex assembly. While the figure is a fantastic addition to any display case, potential buyers should note that its small scale and delicate ball joints require careful handling to avoid wear over time.
| Series | Ultimate Mogwais |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 30585 |
| Brand | NECA |
No, the NECA Ultimate Mogwais Lenny figure is fully assembled and ready for display right out of the box.
No, the eyes are moved manually via a mechanical lever on the back of the head; no electronics or batteries are involved.
Lenny stands approximately 4 inches tall.
Due to small parts and delicate joints, this is intended as an adult collectible and is not recommended for young children.
Yes, the ears feature ball-jointed articulation allowing for a variety of expressive positions.
Gently warm the figure with a hairdryer on a low setting or hold it in your hands for a few minutes to soften the plastic.
Ensure the ball on the back of the head is not obstructed by debris and move the pupils slowly to prevent them from becoming loose.
Lenny comes ready to display right out of the packaging with no assembly required. Simply remove the figure from the box and begin posing. Because the joints use ball-and-socket connections, it is recommended to warm the figure slightly if you find the plastic stiff after sitting in a cold environment, which prevents joint snapping. To clean, use a soft, dry cloth or a gentle duster; avoid harsh chemicals or submerging the figure in water, as these can damage the paint application and the delicate eye-movement mechanism.
