Now On NacelleStore.Com - New 'Biker Mice From Mars' Figure Pre-Sale
Speaking of that, Nacelle just announced in a press release that they are offering pre-sales of their new offerings from the Biker Mice from Mars action figure series:
NACELLE REVEALS NEXT WAVE OF BIKER MICE FROM MARS
ACTION FIGURES AND ACCESSORIES
The stinking Plutarkian, Lawrence Limburger, invades the new wave of figures that includes his minions, Doctor Karbunkle, Fred the Mutant, and Greasepit, along with the Freedom Fighting Carbine and the Biker Mice's most trusted ally, Charley
LOS ANGELES, CA – Nacelle, the company behind the NacelleVerse, an interconnected universe that includes Biker Mice from Mars, RoboForce, Sectaurs, Wild West C.O.W.-Boys of Moo Mesa, The Great Garloo, and Power Lords, is excited to announce a new wave of Biker Mice from Mars 1/12 scale action figures that include Lawrence Limburger, Charley, Carbine, Greasepit, Doctor Karbunkle and Fred the Mutant, along with a slew of unique accessories and interchangeable heads and hands.
Fresh off the success of Biker Mice from Mars figures and motorcycles that featured Throttle, Vinnie, and Modo, Nacelle is unveiling a new wave of figures that features villains alongside two new heroes.
Charley headlines the new wave of figures and she comes with a Last Chance Garage Toolbox, Welder's gear and her Laser Cannon. The female Biker Mice freedom fighter, Carbine, comes with Hand Grenades, a Martian Pink Seed Plant, and a Martian Squirrel Bat. Chicago's head Plutarkian, Lawrence Limburger, comes with gangster-era attire, four interchangeable heads, and of course a yummy bowl of Slime Worms! Limburger's evil scientist, Doctor Karbunkle, comes with his trusty sidekick, Fred the Mutant, who has an interchangeable head with a removable brain. Limburger's henchman, the oily meathead, Greasepit, rounds out the villains in Wave 3 and comes with an Oil Barrel Grease Gun, a Gasmask and his precious piggy bank.
'The response to the figures and bikes were so incredible that we moved up production for new figures,' said Brian Volk-Weiss. 'In addition to the bikes, the fans have been asking for villains and more characters in general, so we listened and made it happen!'
The Biker Mice from Mars animated series is co-produced by Brian Volk-Weiss, Cisco Henson, Matt Kravitsky, and Michael Goodman from Nacelle, Maximum Effort's Ryan Reynolds, George Dewey, Kevin Hill, and Ashley Fox.
Check out these exciting new figures here. You can also check out our interview with Brian Volk-Weiss below.
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