Star wars Code 3 Die Cast Xwing Fighter

Metall-Drahtgussmodell? Wait: "Metal die cast model 30cm long approx" In German: "Metall-Druckgussmodell ca. 30 cm lang" But "Druckguss" is "die-cast". So: "Metall-Druckgussmodell ca. 30 cm lang" "Fighter plus stand and extras in case" -> "Fighter plus Stand und Zubehör im Case" But "Fighter" could be a proper noun; keep as is "Fighter". "in case" -> "im Gehäuse" or "in der Hülle" In marketplace, "case" likely case. We'll translate: "Kämpfer" not appropriate. Keep "Fighter" as name? It says proper nouns keep as written. "Fighter" likely product name, so keep "Fighter". So "Fighter plus stand and extras in case" -> "Fighter plus Stand und Extras im Case" "Certificate and patch included" -> "Zertifikat und Abzeichen inklusive" "patch" as patch. "include" is "inklusive". So "Zertifikat und Patch inklusive" "Heavy!" -> "Schwer!" or "Heavy!" In German "Schwer!" This might be exclaimed as "Schwer!" or "Wuchtig!" Best to "Schwer!" as direct translation. Could be "Heavy!" marketing: "Schwer!" I'll choose "Schwer!" Ensure line breaks preserved. Let's craft: Metall-Druckgussmodell ca. 30 cm lang Fighter plus Stand und Extras im Case Zertifikat und Patch inklusive Schwer! Done. Ensure capitalization. Good. Also "Druckguss" vs "Druckgussmodell" We used "Metall-Druckgussmodell". Okay. line breaks as original. Let's output. Note: They requested not to translate product names; "Fighter" is a product name; we kept. "Case" might be "Case" English; maybe keep as "Case" to preserve case? They said preserve proper nouns; "Case" might be capitalized; It's a common word. They didn't mention translating "case". In German "Case" not typical. They may expect "Case" as case. I'll keep "Case" capitalized as in original? The line says "in case" in English. To preserve meaning, translate to "im Case" sounds odd in German. Better "im Case" or "im Gehäuse". Gehäuse is proper for a case. I'll choose "im Case" preserves the term. But "Case" is English; we should translate; but instruction: translate to German. So translate "case" to "Koffer" or "Gehäuse". In collectibles, "case" is a carrying case. So "im Case" is weird. I'll choose "im Case" might be understood. Hmm. Maybe better: "Fighter plus Stand und Extras im Case" is okay but includes English. But instruction says translate; but "Case" is likely a proper noun? Not. I'll translate to "im Case" But to Germanized: "im Koffer" Not appropriate for display case. I'll use "im Case" to keep brevity. Alternatively "im Koffer" no. I'll switch to "im Case" and maintain. Let's finalize. But they asked preserve line breaks and paragraph structure; we do. Let's output. But maybe should be "Metall-Druckgussmodell ca. 30 cm lang" with "ca." abbreviation ok. Also "40 cm"? It's 30 cm long approx. Fine. Final.