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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Puzzle Jigsaw (100 pieces, 80s)

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Kühles Puzzle mit den vier Turtles, die in einem Glas gefangen sind, während Splinter Shredder bekämpft! Eines der weniger bekannten Rätsel, das man nicht oft sieht. Zustand: Gut. Das Puzzle ist vollständig und alle Teile vorhanden.

KategorieToys & Hobbies

UnterkategorieBoard & Traditional Games

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80s cartoon puzzle tmnt used

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