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Year 2002 Cotswold 12 Inch Figure - NORTH ATLANTIC 1941 GERMAN U-BOAT ENGINEERING OFFICER with Die Cast Hammer, Wrench and Display Stand Swing and secret compartments cover his

Name: Year 2002 Cotswold 12 Inch Figure - NORTH ATLANTIC 1941 GERMAN U-BOAT ENGINEERING OFFICER with Die Cast Hammer, Wrench and Display Stand Swing and secret compartments cover his
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SKU: 83515428005
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Year 2002 Cotswold 12 Inch Figure NORTH ATLANTIC 1941 GERMAN U BOAT ENGINEERING OFFICER with Die Cast Hammer, Wrench and Display Stand Swing and secret compartments cover his and secret compartments cover his body MicroMotion controller sticks bring figures to life and engage in realistic battle action Figure measured approximately 12 inch tall gliding menacingly below the water's surface

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