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METALLICA: 'Jump In The Fire' Creature Available Now

December 9, 2008

Japan-based Medicom Toys is one of the largest toy manufacturers in the world. As METALLICA guitarist Kirk Hammett said, "It's important to use a company like Medicom who knows toys, quality toys, inside and out." They bring to life many of our action heroes from Batman, Spiderman, "Star Wars", Disney, and so many more in 12-inch form. It is only fitting that Medicom brings to life one of our heroes and a legend in the metal archives, the Jump In The Fire creature!

This high-quality soft vinyl character stands about 12 inches tall and comes in complete window packaging. It is limited to 1,000 pieces in production and is also an online exclusive. Grab the toy Kirk calls "the most kick-ass toy we have made."

The piece is retailing for $99.99 on Metallica.com.

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