Description
Made for a scant 3 years, and originating from Japan, this is the seldom seen in the wild Fernandes Stone Logo Mustang or also known by its scientific name, FMT-50. It crouches deep in the wilderness rarily showing its face, but can be subject to prey owning to its shiny chrome hardware. Thankfully with our specimen here the hardware has 'dulled off' a little which may explain why it has managed to last so long. It appears to have not lost any limbs over the years, though one of its potentiometers has been replaced with a similar type whilst in our captivity. There is also a slight superficial crack in its body near the neck. In very good health at the moment, freshly washed, checked over, and weighs around its optimal weight 3.3kgs. Marked as impossible to tame, and with declining numbers worldwide, the WGF has put the FMT-50 on their 'most endangered list'. Has its original powder blue hardshell enclosure with calming orange interior and bending arm inside. Gosh, I'd say, with the proper care, there is no reason why it shouldn't live for another 50 years. I'm glad I have seen one of these, in my lifetime. - David Attenborough.