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Boba Fett Tiki Mug

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SHAG e Geeki Tiki se juntaram para criar esta caneca como parte de uma série de edição limitada (foram feitos apenas 500 de cada) com quatro canecas apresentando Boba Fett, Darth Vader, Yoda e Chewbacca. #bobafett #beelinecreative #geekitikis #shag #lootofthesmoot #iamsmoot #golisto

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