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My Little Pony: Block Puzzle (Hasbro, 1984)

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Absolutely adorable puzzle with My Little Pony. Its pieces are three dimensional, as they're cubes! So there's actually multiple designs you can put together - six in total to be exact! Condition : Good/Great! The blocks are in great condition, but the box has a broken hinge.

CategoryToys & Hobbies
SubcategoryBoard & Traditional Games
ConditionVery used
accessoriesCutehorsekeychainmy little pony

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