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Tamagotchi Pink Wrist Watch (MOC, 1997, Bandai)

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Super coole polshorloge uit Japan gevormd als het tamagotchi-ei. Deze is roze met het schattigste kleine beestje dat verschillende poses op het bandje doet. TE SCHATTIG! Het lijkt op een klein krab-beestje. Staat: Geweldig.

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"Go' Fødselsdag: Hold En Rigtig Walt Disney Fødselsdag - Lyt Og Læs" - Read Along Book and Cassette Tape (new and unopened, Danish, 1983)
Tamagotchi Yellow Wrist Watch (MOC, 1997, Bandai)
Monchhichi Marching Band Drummer PVC Figure (1979)
Tweety Rock Star Guitar Enamel Pin (Warner Bros., 90s)
Killer Instinct Gold: Promotional Bicycle Helmet (Nintendo, 90s)
Space Jam: Michael Jordan Triple Play - 3 Action Figure Set (1996)
McDonalds: That's My Ronald! Casette Tape (90s)
Barbie Counter Two-Sided Store Display - Dream Furniture Collection & Super Dancers (Mattel, 80s)

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Adventure Time: BMO With Headphones Vinyl Figure 12 cm (YouTooz)
Adventure Time: Screaming Jake Vinyl Figure 12 cm (YouTooz)
CD: Crazy Frog Presents More Crazy Hits - Crazy Christmas Edition (2000s)
Peacekeeper Revolver: AirMouse Blue Light Gun (Phillips CD-I)
Kamen Rider: Cyclone Joker Form Finger Puppet Vinyl Figure (Bandai, 2000s)
Kamen Rider: Fourze Finger Puppet Vinyl Figure (Bandai, 2000s)
Golden Oldies Jukebox (Phillips CD-I)

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Strawberry Shortcake: Sweet Beats - Raspberry Torte Doll w. accesories (Bridge Direct, 2014)
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Minnie & Mickey Summer Vibes Transparent Hand Band (Disney, 90s)

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