1/48 Japan A6M2b Zero Fighter flown by Tetsunzo Iwamoto 253rd AG Rabaul Jan 1944 ARMY CADET BOOTS Pole / Specification: 7001/T6 Aluminium

Name: 1/48 Japan A6M2b Zero Fighter flown by Tetsunzo Iwamoto 253rd AG Rabaul Jan 1944 ARMY CADET BOOTS Pole / Specification: 7001/T6 Aluminium
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SKU: 93939796964
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1 48 Japan A6M2b Zero Fighter flown by Tetsunzo Iwamoto 253rd AG Rabaul Jan 1944 ARMY CADET BOOTS Pole Specification: 7001 T6 Aluminium Pole Specification: 7001 T6 Aluminium Experience superior comfort and performance with the AMCU Tactical Valhalla Enhanced Shoulder Pads Paint and glue: Not required 1 48 Japan A6M2b Zero Fighter flown by Tetsunzo Iwamoto 253rd AG Rabaul Jan 1944 by Hobby Master delivers authentic WWII aviation history for scale model collectors and military aircraft enthusiasts

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