Cat 1/50 D6 XE LGP VPAT Track Type Tractor Centennial Grey Paint Scheme Diecast Model V0007 Amain Distributing Fully articulated once complete TLR342015

Name: Cat 1/50 D6 XE LGP VPAT Track Type Tractor Centennial Grey Paint Scheme Diecast Model V0007 Amain Distributing Fully articulated once complete TLR342015
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SKU: 28048489334
Price: 140.00 USD
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Cat 1/50 D6 XE LGP VPAT Track Type Tractor Centennial Grey Paint Scheme Diecast Model V0007 Amain Distributing Fully articulated once complete TLR342015

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Cat 1 50 D6 XE LGP VPAT Track Type Tractor Centennial Grey Paint Scheme Diecast Model V0007 Amain Distributing Fully articulated once complete TLR342015 Fully articulated once complete This spare parts bag includes dog bones and axles for the TT 01 chassis This is the Cat 1 50 D6 XE LGP VPAT Track Type Tractor Centennial Grey paint scheme ETA Mid May Diecast Model

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