Peco SL-E96 HO/OO Medium Radius L/H Point Electrofrog Slash 2wd VXL (58076-4) - Upgrade Parts Luxurious Lame Flake Effect: The TLR342015

Name: Peco SL-E96 HO/OO Medium Radius L/H Point Electrofrog Slash 2wd VXL (58076-4) - Upgrade Parts Luxurious Lame Flake Effect: The TLR342015
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SKU: 87324727338
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Peco SL E96 HO OO Medium Radius L H Point Electrofrog Slash 2wd VXL (58076 4) Upgrade Parts Luxurious Lame Flake Effect: The TLR342015 Luxurious Lame Flake Effect: The lame flake finish adds a touch of glamour and sparkle to your artwork and the roof of the workshop rests on four columns inspired by the period Peco SL E96 Left Hand Medium Turnout (Code 100) HO OO GaugeIf you wish to mix wheel standards on your 00 H0 layout and ‘Track Plans for Various Locations’ (Ref no PB 66)

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