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Star Wars: The Mandalorian #355 The Mandalorian (Lance-flammes) (Target Exclusive)

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Capturant un grand moment de la série originale Disney+ The Mandalorian, cette figurine présente le personnage principal, Din Djarin, utilisant le lance-flammes sur son gantelet gauche.

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