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Pokemon: Charmander FM Radio Plush (Tiger Electronics, 2000)

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Difficile à trouver FM-radio, qui peut être utilisé à la fois comme porte-clés, comme joli objet de collection ou pour écouter les dernières nouvelles terrifiantes. État : Bon. Testé et fonctionne ! Le logo est un peu émailé.

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