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Team Associated TC7.2 Servo Mount, black aluminum [31793] Canard this kit replicates the unique TLR342015
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Team Associated TC7.2 Servo Mount, black aluminum [31793] Canard this kit replicates the unique TLR342015 this kit replicates the unique alterations made to about 40 Lysander communication planes in 1941 for covert missions aiding the French Resistance Spark memories of epic Clone Wars adventures with this LEGO® Star Wars™ Ultimate Collector Series version of the Venator Class Republic Attack Cruiser (75367) Genuine Team Associated black aluminum servo mount for the TC7 2 touring car
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