Hobby Master 1/72 AH-64E Australian Army A64-601 1st Aviation Rgt. RAAF Townsville 2025 Crawler a bench was removed to TLR342015

Name: Hobby Master 1/72 AH-64E Australian Army A64-601 1st Aviation Rgt. RAAF Townsville 2025 Crawler a bench was removed to TLR342015
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 35541341542
Price: 199.99 USD
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Rating: 4.36 (9 reviews)

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Hobby Master 1 72 AH 64E Australian Army A64 601 1st Aviation Rgt. RAAF Townsville 2025 Crawler a bench was removed to TLR342015 a bench was removed to have more storage space for the pioneers' equipment and a temporary bridge was carried along It can be expanded with additional Hornby track The Hobby Master HH1223 is a highly detailed 1 72 die cast model of the Australian Army AH 64E Apache Guardian A64 601 of 1st Aviation Regiment Registration: A64 601

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