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Star Wars Complete Bossk Mail Away Set (mailer label #123-009) Kenner

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Questa settimana la figura Vintage di Star Wars della settimana è Bossk, il mio bounty hunter vintage Kenner preferito. Nella foto è presente l’intero set mail away di Bossk (etichetta del mailer #123-009) che è stato offerto come “figurina segreta” sulle cardback di Star Wars e The Empire Strikes Back. Mi sta piacendo molto collezionare i set di figure mail away, eppure serve solo 4-LOM per completare la serie!

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