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The Nightmare Before Christmas: Lock - Mini Bubble Head Figure (ToyFun, 2000s)

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Figura carina con la testa traballante, dal miglior film di Tim Burton oltre "Dark Shadows" (ovviamente). Altezza circa 5 cm. Condizione: Ottimo

CategoriaToys & Hobbies
SottocategoriaAction Figures
CondizioneUsed
disneyfigureHalloweenThe nightmare before christmasused

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