Academy 1/72 A-37B Dragonfly Plastic Model Kit Rustler 4x4 VXL (67076-4) - Standard Parts DU-BRO¬Æ Treaded Lightweight wheels feature TLR342015

Name: Academy 1/72 A-37B Dragonfly Plastic Model Kit Rustler 4x4 VXL (67076-4) - Standard Parts DU-BRO¬Æ Treaded Lightweight wheels feature TLR342015
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 48663054571
Price: 21.99 USD
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Academy 1 72 A 37B Dragonfly Plastic Model Kit Rustler 4x4 VXL (67076 4) Standard Parts DU BRO¬Æ Treaded Lightweight wheels feature TLR342015 DU BRO¬Æ Treaded Lightweight wheels feature a foam interior yet have a tough and rugged exterior skin for durability Specially designed to stay alight during the full 4 cycles and even in inverted applications Build the Academy 1 72 A 37B Dragonfly as a detailed static scale model This plastic model kit is an excellent project for modellers interested in aircraft

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