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“We don’t play well with others”

@s31zur

3 years ago

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Posted On: July 26th 2023, 09:48 pm

Off to the factory.

Comments (47)

circus_de_sofubi

3 years ago

circus_de_sofubi

So many details on it✨can’t wait to see more pics about it !!!💀💀💀🦍🦍🦍

iamnotfreenow

3 years ago

iamnotfreenow

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻⚡️

iamnotfreenow

3 years ago

iamnotfreenow

🔥

iran_dk

3 years ago

iran_dk

🔥Big boy 4 sure !!!🔥

gerbzk24

3 years ago

gerbzk24

Can’t wait!

the_monster_sandbox

3 years ago

the_monster_sandbox

Got the primer all set!!! 🤘🏻

leoma0808.hk

3 years ago

leoma0808.hk

👏👏👏

mcdunderhead

3 years ago

mcdunderhead

Incredible work!!

ohm2506

3 years ago

ohm2506

Lighting of this vid highlight the texture really well! Great sculpt to open up S31ZUR brand! ❤️

wysiwyg442

3 years ago

wysiwyg442

Hells yeah! Super stoked for this fella! Can’t wait to see it painted up!

des_yeo03

3 years ago

des_yeo03

❤️❤️❤️

mrpacos_bootlegs

3 years ago

mrpacos_bootlegs

Great song

jerry_wong

3 years ago

jerry_wong

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🔥🔥🔥

erichankk

3 years ago

erichankk

🔥🔥🔥

apsofubi

3 years ago

apsofubi

Can’t wait for this!!! 🙌🔥

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