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World of Nintendo: Super Mario - Koopa Troopa - Mini Figure Collection (Series 2, Jakks, 2009)

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Schattig klein figuurtje, uit de vroege dagen van de World Of Nintendo-lijn speelgoed, dat tot op de dag van vandaag nog steeds nieuwe uitgaven ziet. Verzamel ze allemaal! Conditie: Goed. Nieuw en ongeopend. Kaart is een beetje gebogen.

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