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Bolt Action: Imperial Japanese Veteran Infantry Squad

Bolt Action: Imperial Japanese Veteran Infantry Squad

Bolt Action: Imperial Japanese Veteran Infantry Squad

Original price was: £26.50.Current price is: £21.20.

This Imperial Japanese Bolt Action set contains 10 miniatures – an NCO with SMG along with 7 riflemen and a 2-man LMG team.

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