LEGO TECHNIC Volvo FMX LKW mit EC230 Electric Raupenbagger

LEGO TECHNIC Volvo FMX LKW mit EC230 Electric Raupenbagger

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$199.99

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LEGO TECHNIC Volvo FMX LKW mit EC230 Electric RaupenbaggerDer LEGO Technic Volvo FMX LKW mit EC230 Electric Raupenbagger (42175) ist ein Spielset aus LKW, Flachbettauflieger, Elektro Raupenbagger und Ladestation, das Kinder 2 detailgetreue Modelle schwerer Baustellenfahrzeuge bauen lsst. Dieses Volvo Spielset mit LKW und Spielzeug Bagger lsst Kinder ihre Baustellen Abenteuer ausleben mit einem spannenden Bauspielzeug. Junge Baumeister knnen die Tren am LEGO Technic Truck ffnen und das Fahrerhaus nach vorne

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012