Corgi AA34018 1/72 B24h Liberator Male Call 453rd Bomb Group 8th AF 1944

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About this product

Product Identifiers

BrandCorgi
MPNAA34018
GTIN5055286649097
UPC5055286649097
eBay Product ID (ePID)9024014008

Product Key Features

Year of Manufacture2018
Vehicle TypeMilitary Airplane
Age Level17 Years & Up
Vehicle Year1944
ColourMulti-colour
FeaturesLimited Edition, Unopened Box, With Stand
MaterialPlastic, Zamak
Scale1:72

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