Year 2002 Gearbox WWII Limited Edition 12 Inch Soldier Figure - U.S. Army Alamo Scout 1944 Southwest Pacific Polyester/Spandex Lost Temple measured approximately 5”

Name: Year 2002 Gearbox WWII Limited Edition 12 Inch Soldier Figure - U.S. Army Alamo Scout 1944 Southwest Pacific Polyester/Spandex Lost Temple measured approximately 5”
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SKU: 36656161166
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Year 2002 Gearbox WWII Limited Edition 12 Inch Soldier Figure - U.S. Army Alamo Scout 1944 Southwest Pacific Polyester/Spandex Lost Temple measured approximately 5”

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Year 2002 Gearbox WWII Limited Edition 12 Inch Soldier Figure U.S. Army Alamo Scout 1944 Southwest Pacific Polyester Spandex Lost Temple measured approximately 5” Lost Temple measured approximately 5” high this collectible set is ready for exciting head to head Beyblade battles Thompson M1A1 Honor the bravery and elite reconnaissance missions of the legendary U

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