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Dingo 2 GE A2.3 PatSi
€32,99 incl. BTW
Model kit of the modern transport vehicle Dingo 2 in the version A2.3 PatSi, which is equipped with a weapon station FLW 200 for patrol and fuse operations of the German Armed Forces in Afghanistan.
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| Fabrikant | Revell |
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| Schaal | 1:35 |
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