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McFarlane Toys - The Simpsons Box Set "Ironic Punishment"

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McFarlane Toys - The Simpsons Box Set "Ironic Punishment"

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Features

He sold his soul for a donut
The Ironic Punishment deluxe box set is inspired by the Treehouse of Horror IV episode 'The Devil and Homer Simpson'
Set features Homer in hell being forced to eat all the donuts in the world after selling his soul for one donut
Measures 7" tall x 6" wide x 9" long and features a moving crank that feeds donuts into Homer's mouth
Includes images and trivia questions from the episode

WARNING:

CHOKING HAZARD -- Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.

CHOKING HAZARD -- Toy contains a small ball. Not for children under 3 yrs.

Description

From McFarlane's new line of Simpsons action figures, "Ironic Punishment" is inspired by the episode "The Devil and Homer Simpson" from Treehouse of Horror IV. This detailed re-creation features Homer being "forced" to eat all the donuts in the world after selling his soul for just one donut. With donut-eating action, this piece lets you feed Homer donut after donut (more than 200 included) with the moving crank.
Collectible figure comes packaged in a boxed set that includes images and trivia questions from the episode. Measures approximately 7" x 6" x 9".

Product Details

Product Length:	6.2 inches
Product Width:	7.0 inches
Product Height:	9.1 inches
Product Weight:	1.37 pounds
Package Length:	9.1 inches
Package Width:	7.3 inches
Package Height:	6.1 inches
Package Weight:	1.4 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 14 reviews

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 4.5

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6 of 7 found the following review helpful:

good idea-doesnt work Jun 28, 2006 By S. Nerenberg "chubbylover69"
derive your pleasure from this by looking at it, because if you try to use it you will be vastly dissapointed. the doughnuts dont fall in homers mouth, you have to turn a little crank and it slips out of gear all the time, very sad-but the toy itself looks pretty cool.

4 of 5 found the following review helpful:

Great toy that fits perfectly in any Simpsons collection May 13, 2006 By M. McCrady "Billy_Pilgrim"
I was very pleased when this toy finally arrived. The Blue Devil is removable and semi-posable (his arms move). He is the same size as the Simpson figures from the Playmates line of toys, so I feel like he was made with collectors of those figures in mind. The Homer donut-eating action doesn't always work correctly--the mouth and donuts aren't correctly synchronized, so sometimes the donuts miss his mouth--but that does not detract from the fun.

4 of 6 found the following review helpful:

Simpsons Ironic Punishment Apr 23, 2006 By Luckydog "Luck"
This is the best toy yet from McFarlane toys! I wouldn't say it's a statue, because the blue devil is kind of a toy. (the devil figure come's off, and it's easy to attach back on.)

Anyway, it's a toy representing the treehouse of horror episode where Homer is sent to hell for a day, and forced to eat all the donuts in the world. (for him, it wouldn't be a very good punishment!) This is a must have for ANY simpsons fanatic! Oh, and if you like this, then check out the next simpsons boxed set: THE SIMPSONS COUCH GAGS!

I love it. Jul 07, 2011 By Ricardo J. Ferreira
I got my simpson box set today. I heard a lot a people complain that it doesn't work well,but i have to say ,i just dont't care,for me it's just a display piece,i'm very pleased with it.

Just one of the funniest scenes ever Sep 16, 2008 By Robert T. Hughes Jr.
This was a must have for me as I have watched the Simpson's ever since the piolet. I loved the scene just because the blue demon gets so frustrated with Homer's ability to eat "All the doughnuts in the world". Funny stuff and a great display item. It really is a conversation piece.

Watch out for the plastic poles holding the doughnuts up when you take it out of the package, they are fragile.

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