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ICM (1/32) Henschel Hs-123 A-1 (late) - German WWII Attack Aircraft (100% new molds) 35300 Metal chains in 1/35 scale MIN35483
ICM (1/32) Henschel Hs-123 A-1 (late) - German WWII Attack Aircraft (100% new molds) 35300 Metal chains in 1/35 scale MIN35483
ICM (1/32) Henschel Hs-123 A-1 (late) - German WWII Attack Aircraft (100% new molds) 35300 Metal chains in 1/35 scale MIN35483
ICM (1/32) Henschel Hs-123 A-1 (late) - German WWII Attack Aircraft (100% new molds) 35300 Metal chains in 1/35 scale MIN35483

ICM (1/32) Henschel Hs-123 A-1 (late) - German WWII Attack Aircraft (100% new molds) 35300 Metal chains in 1/35 scale MIN35483

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ICM (1 32) Henschel Hs 123 A 1 (late) German WWII Attack Aircraft (100% new molds) 35300 Metal chains in 1 35 scale MIN35483 Metal chains in 1 35 scale for model T 26 Dimensions: 20cm long by 13 Model of the German Hs 123A1 light bomber in late version Released in 2025 with new parts

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