Star Trek: The Next Generation ReAction Figures Wave 3 - Victorian La Forge Red Dawn After thousands of years S7100-GREM-12266-XL

Name: Star Trek: The Next Generation ReAction Figures Wave 3 - Victorian La Forge Red Dawn After thousands of years S7100-GREM-12266-XL
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SKU: 52863313750
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Star Trek: The Next Generation ReAction Figures Wave 3 Victorian La Forge Red Dawn After thousands of years S7100 GREM 12266 XL After thousands of years Super7’s latest wave of 7” scale ThunderCats ULTIMATES The Enterprise team suits up for a Victorian era mystery inside the holodeck when Geordi asks the computer to create a program that Data hasn’t experienced yet 75” articulated Star Trek: The Next Generation ReAction Figure of La Forge features Victorian era apparel and comes with a journal accessory

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