IN-STOCK Good Smile Company - Cardboard Box Design Shoulder Bag Based on an Original Design by Sumito Owara Payment:Full Payment Product Name: Nendoroid W Series: Type:Tokonami High School
USD2000.00
USD2026.00
IN-STOCK Good Smile Company - Cardboard Box Design Shoulder Bag Based on an Original Design by Sumito Owara Payment:Full Payment Product Name: Nendoroid W Series: Type:Tokonami High School
USD2000.00
USD2026.00
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IN STOCK Good Smile Company Cardboard Box Design Shoulder Bag Based on an Original Design by Sumito Owara Payment:Full Payment Product Name: Nendoroid W Series: Type:Tokonami High School Product Name: Nendoroid W Series: Arknights Manufacturer: Good Smile Arts Shanghai Category: Nendoroid (Up to head) Sculptor Yusuke Masaki Paintwork Hajime Akimoto Released by Max Factory Distributed by Good Smile Company Please note that images shown may differ from the final product Materials: Tyvek® GSC presents a new smaller cardboard box design shoulder bag
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