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Team Associated 16mm Front Springs, green 4.85 lb/in, L68, 8.0T, 1.5D [81659] Team Associated RC10SC7 Includes three authentic paint schemes TLR342015
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Team Associated 16mm Front Springs, green 4.85 lb in, L68, 8.0T, 1.5D [81659] Team Associated RC10SC7 Includes three authentic paint schemes TLR342015 Includes three authentic paint schemes from Cold War British Army service The 2 Astra Militarum Vehicle Transfer Sheets each feature 475 high quality waterslide transfers to decorate your miniatures Genuine Team Associated 16mm front shock spring pair in green These 68mm springs use 1
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