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Star Wars: The Mandalorian #345 The Mandalorian (Chrome Beskar Armor) (Amazon Exclusive)

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Denne Amazon Exclusive viste seg å være en av de mer unnvikende figurene siden beskrivelsene ikke alltid var nøyaktige. Jeg endte opp med å gå til den uforutsigbare verdenen av eBay. Heldigvis trengte jeg ikke å betale en overdådig sum for å få denne. Jeg elsker kromfinishen, og dette er min første figur som har Special Edition-etiketten på seg.

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