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Tamiya 61073 WWII Douglas A-1J Skyrider USAF Model Kit Scale 1:48
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- SKU:
- HC61073-000
- UPC:
- 4950344992508
- MPN:
- 61073-000
Description
WWII Douglas A-1J Skyrider USAF 300061073 Limited re-edition Developed in June 1944, this machine had its first combat missions as the last propeller-driven and carrier-assisted offensive combat aircraft in Korea. Almost 30 years, different versions of the "Skyraider" have been used. Very precise and clear construction instructions [Cannot guarantee instructions in English]. Extremely accurate decals, technical details: 264 components 1 figure, warning: not suitable for children under the age of 14 years of age.
Safety Information:
Warning. Not suitable for Children under 3 years.
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Safety Information:
Warning. Not suitable for Children under 3 years.
Additional Information
Feature1: |
Scale: 1:48. |
Feature2: |
Limited re-edition. |
Feature3: |
Extremely accurate stickers. |
Feature4: |
264�components |
Feature5: |
1�figure, |
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