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ZOMBIE MECHANIC — KEEPING YOUR ENGINE ALIVE, EVEN IF HE ISN’T!
Finding a good mechanic these days can be difficult. Finding one who works beyond the grave? Now THAT’S dedication!
From American Diorama comes the Zombie Mechanic #3, a wonderfully creepy addition to your 1:18-scale vehicle collection.
Standing approximately four inches tall, this detailed figurine features weathered blue work clothes, a rather unfortunate complexion, and a pose suggesting that his lunch break has taken a disturbing turn.
American Diorama’s Zombie collection offers hobbyists a creative opportunity to venture beyond traditional garage scenes. Imagine an abandoned repair shop, a deserted highway, or a classic car struggling to survive the zombie apocalypse!
Packaged individually in a blister pack, this figurine is American Diorama item #38199. The vehicle pictured is not included, so you’ll need to supply your own automotive patient.
Whether you’re a horror enthusiast or a diecast collector looking for something different, this fellow brings plenty of undead personality!
HIS DIAGNOSTIC SKILLS MAY BE QUESTIONABLE, BUT HE NEVER CALLS IN SICK!
Meanwhile, in the Maulsworld Warehouse…
The Muscle Mechanic was examining the Zombie Mechanic figurine when Middle Management Cat approached.
“Meet your new assistant!” announced the Chonk.
The Mechanic stared.
“He’s DEAD!”
“Technically, undead. There’s a difference.”
“Does he know anything about engines?”
“His résumé says he specializes in bringing things back to life.”
The Mechanic considered this.
“Well, that’s useful.”
“Excellent! He starts Monday.”
“Wait! What’s he eating?”
The Chonk examined the figure.
“Probably lunch.”
“THAT DOESN’T LOOK LIKE LUNCH!”
“Everyone has different dietary requirements.”
The Mechanic sighed.
“Does he have any references?”
“Certainly. Brittanee from Accounting recommended him.”
“Another ZOMBIE?!”
The Chonk nodded proudly.
“Employee referral program. Management initiative.”
The Mechanic shook his head.
“Fine. But he’s NOT working on my truck!”
