Stinkor
Action Figure
1985 (manufactured)
1985 (manufactured)
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1. Action figure, black and orange injection-moulded plastic, representing a muscular man wearing a red belt and orange 'fur' pants and webbed feet. The head is moulded to resemble a skunk's face with yellow eyes and white stripes which extend down the back. White is also used on the upper arms. The hands are red.
2, 3. Body armour, orange plastic which fastens over the shoulders and under the arms.
4. Club, orange moulded plastic (not original to the figure)
2, 3. Body armour, orange plastic which fastens over the shoulders and under the arms.
4. Club, orange moulded plastic (not original to the figure)
Object details
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| Parts | This object consists of 4 parts.
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| Materials and techniques | Injection-moulded plastic, painted |
| Brief description | Action figure, Stinkor, Masters of the Universe, Mattel, Malaysia; 1983-7 |
| Physical description | 1. Action figure, black and orange injection-moulded plastic, representing a muscular man wearing a red belt and orange 'fur' pants and webbed feet. The head is moulded to resemble a skunk's face with yellow eyes and white stripes which extend down the back. White is also used on the upper arms. The hands are red. 2, 3. Body armour, orange plastic which fastens over the shoulders and under the arms. 4. Club, orange moulded plastic (not original to the figure) |
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| Production type | Mass produced |
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| Credit line | Given by Jermaine Dacas |
| Object history | Bought by the donor between 1983 and 1987. Mr Dacas was born 17/10/73 and saved his pocket money to buy the toys. He played with them and created his own dramas for the characters. |
| Production | Stinkor was part of the fourth wave of Masters of the Universe figures, released in 1985. |
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| Accession number | B.87:1 to 4-1994 |
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| Record created | April 17, 2000 |
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