NECA Kevin Alone at House - Kevin McCallister 14 cm Figure 25th Anniversary (Home Alone)

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Bustillo, Deena (November 11, 2019). "This Was The Most Popular Christmas Toy The Year You Were Born". Livingly.com . Retrieved January 17, 2020. This large LEGO house building set is the biggest LEGO Ideas set so far! Recreate hilarious scenes with Kevin McCallister, mom Kate McCallister, crooks Harry and Marv, plus the neighbour 'Old Man' Marley, plus Harry and Marv's van with crowbar and police hat elements inside.Collins, Margaret (December 11, 1994). "Some hot toys selling out; merchants scramble for more". The Janesville Gazette. p.3E. Mara, Jamie (December 11, 1993). "What's hot for Christmas? Some popular toys are hard to find". Marshfield News-Herald. pp.1C–2C. Jr. Electronics & More!". Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. November 9, 1997. sec. Toys "R" Us The Big Toy Book, p. 51.