Mr. Potato Head Kiss Toys Coming in 2009

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In March 2009, the Promotional Partners company will release a series of Kiss Mr. Potato Head toys, complete with interchangeable parts.

Click the image at left to see an artist's rendering of what the Potato Heads will ultimately look like, as well as the actual toys in production.

There's no truth to the rumor that the Peter Criss Potato Head doll is actually life size...

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