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Schleich Dinosaurs - Quad escape from Velociraptor
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- SKU:
- SC41466
- UPC:
- 4059433014333
- MPN:
- 41466
Description
Explore the prehistoric world with the Quad Escape from Velociraptor, a fun, educational toy playset from Schleich! This set is authentically detailed, and is ideal for hours of imaginative play. Quad wheels really move! 5 pieces.
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Additional Information
Feature1: |
Fun, educational toy playset |
Feature2: |
Lovingly handpainted |
Feature3: |
Authentically detailed and high quality |
Feature4: |
Hours of imaginative play |
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Suitable for ages 4 years+ |
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