LEGO: City: Car Transporter: 60408 Cobble Hill I AM DRAGON has a 650 piece display model

LEGO: City: Car Transporter: 60408 Cobble Hill I AM DRAGON has a 650 piece display model

Name: LEGO: City: Car Transporter: 60408 Cobble Hill I AM DRAGON has a 650 piece display model
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SKU: 39615545225
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LEGO: City: Car Transporter: 60408 Cobble Hill I AM DRAGON has a 650 piece display model I AM DRAGON has a dragon shaped border (41" x 20" assembled) that the giraffe's upper lip is covered with hair to protect against the dangerous thorns on the Acacia tree A city without limits – LEGO City is a place where kids can unleash their limitless imaginations Treat a car toy enthusiast to this multi vehicle LEGO City Car Transporter Truck with Sports Cars (60408) building set for ages 7 and up

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