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Peanuts ReAction Figure Wave 5 - Surfer Snoopy

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$13.6 $20 In stock

Category: Figures

“He’s going to… WIPE OUT!” Snoopy rides the waves in the Peanuts strip originally published August 10, 1965 (which also happens to be our favorite Beagle’s birthday!). Sadly, Snoopy’s brave attempt at surfing teaches him that he may be better suited to dry land. This 3.75” Surfer Snoopy ReAction figure comes with his very own surfboard and is packaged on a cardback featuring Charles Schulz’s art from the vintage comic strip. Add the whole wave of Snoopy ReAction figures to your Peanuts collection!

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Claire ★★★★★

The retro packaging is a nice touch, and Snoopy’s pose with the surfboard really captures that classic comic strip moment. He looks great on my shelf next to the other figures.

Samuel Z. ★★★★★

The surfboard detailing is spot-on to that classic 1965 strip, and the retro cardback really completes the look. It’s a fun little figure that brings back great memories of Snoopy chasing waves.

Alexander ★★★★★

I’d been waiting for a Snoopy that actually captures his wipeout moment, and the detail on his little surfboard is spot-on. The articulated arms let me pose him mid-crash, which cracks me up every time I walk past the shelf.