Aoshima 1/24 Mclaren F1 Gtr 1998 Le Mans 24H Loctite No 41 Bandit 2wd Brushed (24054-1) - Standard Parts detailed liveries and classic European TLR342015

Name: Aoshima 1/24 Mclaren F1 Gtr 1998 Le Mans 24H Loctite No 41 Bandit 2wd Brushed (24054-1) - Standard Parts detailed liveries and classic European TLR342015
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SKU: 81468514622
Price: 69.99 USD
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Aoshima 1/24 Mclaren F1 Gtr 1998 Le Mans 24H Loctite No 41 Bandit 2wd Brushed (24054-1) - Standard Parts detailed liveries and classic European TLR342015

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Aoshima 1 24 Mclaren F1 Gtr 1998 Le Mans 24H Loctite No 41 Bandit 2wd Brushed (24054 1) Standard Parts detailed liveries and classic European TLR342015 detailed liveries and classic European competition car displays United States Marine Corps M60A1 This is a scale plastic model kit assembly required

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