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Fang livselement-innbryterne og lås opp for nye eventyr med den uunnværlige Life Torch Trap til Skylanders Trap Team! Denne spesielle fella gir deg makten til å fange noen av de mest snedige skurkene fra Skylanders-universet og forvandle dem til dine egne helter. Life Torch Trap er en essensiell del av Trap Team-opplevelsen, som gir spillere muligheten til å ta med seg fangede skurker inn i spillet. Den legger til en unik dimensjon til gameplayet og er et must-have for enhver seriøs Trap Master eller samler som ønsker å fullføre samlingen av elementfeller. Denne Life Torch Trap er i god, brukt stand og fullt funksjonell. Den er klar til å hjelpe deg med å fange selv de mest lumske livselement-skurkene og utvide dine spillmuligheter. - Tittel/Karakter: Life Torch Trap - Plattform/Spill: Skylanders Trap Team - Stand: Brukt Grib sjansen til å utvide samlingen din og gameplayet – skriv hvis du har spørsmål!

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