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Hornby OO Scale Railroad: BR (Late) - B17 Class - 61652 Darlington Steam Locomotive [R30433] Speed Control This plane also features functional TLR342015
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Hornby OO Scale Railroad: BR (Late) B17 Class 61652 Darlington Steam Locomotive [R30433] Speed Control This plane also features functional TLR342015 This plane also features functional details like large scale main wheels and a hidden steerable tailwheel A wooden lift Item Width Without Packaging (cm): 3 This is the Hornby OO Scale Railroad: BR (Late) B17 Class 61652 Darlington Steam Locomotive [R30433]
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