Description
Condition: New
Aoshima 1/24 Toyota RA35 Celica LB2000GT '77
[Product Introduction]
Qing Island Cultural Teaching Materials "1/24 The Model Car Series No. 37 Toyota RA35 Celica LB 2000 GT 1977" is a plastic model. "The Model Car Series No. 37" RA25 Celica LB is renewed and appeared. Reproduce the 77 model after exhaust gas regulation. Tradition Toyota GT Tetsu also enter. Decal contains genuine stripes. Please finish the Celica LB with completion. · Front grille / tail panel selection type · genuine steel wheel · external aluminum wheel · bucket sheet · Trio car stereo · aluminum number plate · Pirelli P7 tire use - This product is a plastic model that requires assembling and painting. - We need adhesive, tool, paint etc. separately for assembling and painting. - "Plastic model" is a registered trademark owned by the Japan Plastic Model Industrial Cooperative. (From ebay.co.jp) Safety Warning Not applicable
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