Big Trouble in Little China Jack Burton Q-Fig Elite

It's All In The Reflexes Rough-and-ready truck driver Jack Burton talks a big game. When he's driving the Porkchop Express, he's the king of the road. But he's just entered a fantastical world he didn't even know existed, battling magical warriors and powerful sorcerers on the streets of Chinatown. All he wants is his truck back. All he's got is a throwing knife and a swagger that would make The Duke proud. Facing off against the villainous Lo Pan to save his friends, Jack embraces his inner hero whether he likes it or not. Inspired by the John Carpenter film "Big Trouble in Little China", relive the camp and adventure of the 80s cult classic with the Jack Burton Q-Fig Elite. Our Jack Burton Q-Fig Elite presents the antihero just as he bursts into Lo Pan's headquarters to interrupt the mystic's wedding and foil his evil plans. Dressed in his iconic tank top, jeans and combat boots, Jack is armed only with the aforementioned throwing knife to fight Lo Pan and the Three Storms. No problem, right? The Jack Burton Q-Fig Elite stands 5 inches tall from the display base to the top of the imposing skull diorama that serves as the portal into Lo Pan's den. Magic has been revealed in Chinatown, and you can bet there's going to be big trouble on your shelves. Collect the Jack Burton Q-Fig Elite, but if he wanders off and isn't back by dawn call the president.

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• Facing off against the villainous Lo Pan to save his friends, Jack embraces his inner hero whether he likes it or not.
• Inspired by the John Carpenter film “Big Trouble in Little China”, relive the camp and adventure of the 80s cult classic with the Jack Burton Q-Fig Elite.
• Presents the antihero just as he bursts into Lo Pan’s headquarters to interrupt the mystic’s wedding and foil his evil plans.
• Dressed in his iconic tank top, jeans and combat boots, Jack is armed only with the aforementioned throwing knife to fight Lo Pan and the Three Storms.
• The Jack Burton Q-Fig Elite stands 5 inches tall from the display base to the top of the imposing skull diorama that serves as the portal into Lo Pan’s den.