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OMORI: OMORI Pin (Fangamer)

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Nuevo artículo! (¿Esperando que algo pase?) Este set de pines oficiales de OMORI en esmalte suave fue diseñado para Fangamer Japan por Ade. El pin de OMORI mide unos 38 mm de alto; MEWO mide unos 18 mm de alto.

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