James Ryman Ride Out Of Hell Biker Skeleton Bust Ornament - 30cm
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James Ryman Ride Out Of Hell Biker Skeleton Bust Ornament - 30cm
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Immortalised in resin by alternative masters Nemesis Now, this piece comes from internationally renowned Gothic and Fantasy artist James Ryman. This skeleton rides like a bat out of hell, and nothing is going to hold him back! Arriving at his destination he dismounts his bike and picks up his fearsome scythe with his skeletal hands. Dressed like one of hell's true angels, he wears an open-faced helmet and leather cut, both looking like they have been through many a scrape. Around his wrists, he is adorned with a pair of studded wristbands that mirror the style of his belt and on his right hand, he wears a menacing skull ring. If you see this biker then you know that your time has finally run out! Cast in the finest resin before being lovingly hand-painted, this piece would make a fantastic gift for any bike enthusiast.
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