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Super Mario Sugkopps Mini Figure - Sällsynt Cereal Toy (Kelloggs, 1999)

Super Mario Sugkopps Mini Figure - Sällsynt Cereal Toy (Kelloggs, 1999)

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Väldigt sällsynt liten figur som längre in för Kelloggs frukostflingor i vissa utvalda europeiska länder på slutet av 90-talet. Det är i grunden bara en konstigt utseende Mario-figur, med en sugring på ryggen; men du vet hur det är med dessa officiellt licensierade Nintendo-artiklar - de är videospelshistoria, och därför ganska samlarvänliga! Skick: Suverän, men sugringen suger inte riktigt längre.

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Franchise, title or artistSuper Mario

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