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The Simpsons: World of Springfield - Louie Action Figure (2000s)

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Louie fait partie de la Springfield Mafia, et c’est le type cool qui dit des choses comme « You’re all talk, Hamill. You never even finished Jedi school! » et « You got it boss! ». Tel homme trop cool. Condition : Great! New in box!

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