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Hornby OO Scale BR - Gresley Corridor - E11010E - Third Class Coach [R40458] Stock Racing The competition-style composite smooth body TLR342015
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Hornby OO Scale BR Gresley Corridor E11010E Third Class Coach [R40458] Stock Racing The competition style composite smooth body TLR342015 The competition style composite smooth body shocks improve tire clearance and provide smooth Fuel tank capacity and Pit stop functions when using Pit Lane 30356 This is the Hornby OO Scale BR Gresley Corridor E11010E Third Class Coach [R40458] which they were compatible with
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