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Konflikt ’47: Mk I Automated Infantry – Plastic (British Commonwealth)

Konflikt ’47: Mk I Automated Infantry – Plastic (British Commonwealth)

Konflikt ’47: Mk I Automated Infantry – Plastic (British Commonwealth)

Original price was: £37.00.Current price is: £29.60.

Box contains 10 plastic miniatures, which can be equipped with either MMGs or HMGs; supplied with plastic bases and assembly guide.

NB: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

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