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Andys Hobby HQ 1/16 Tiger I (Early Production) Wittmann's Command Tiger w/ figure [AHHQ-001] Slash 2wd Brushed (58034-1) - Standard Parts a mobile suit known for TLR342015
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Andys Hobby HQ 1 16 Tiger I (Early Production) Wittmann's Command Tiger w figure [AHHQ 001] Slash 2wd Brushed (58034 1) Standard Parts a mobile suit known for TLR342015 a mobile suit known for its adaptability and strength in battle Triple o ring cartridge This is an injection plastic military vehicle model kit A metal gun barrel and a full body figure are also included
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