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Disney's The Hunchback of Notredame: Laverne & Hugo PVC Mini Figure (Disney/Nestle, 90s)

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Söt, liten europeisk-exklusiv figur, som tydligen släpptes av Nestle - så den förmodligen ingick som en del av något av deras godisprodukter. Väldigt liten, cirka 3-4 cm hög. Skick: Bra.

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