HOT ROD
$55.00
or 4 payments of $13.75 with Afterpay
- made of eco wooden materials
- assemble without glue
- number of parts: 141
- assembled model size 170*78*60 mm
- made in EU
- memorable present for any occasion 🎁
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| Weight | 0.4 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 255 × 158 × 180 cm |
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