Description
Unpainted white metal kit, requires some modelling skill. Caution contains lead and small parts not suitable for young children
MTU-55 Bridge only
£3.70
This is the bridge only, it allows a second bridge to be assembled in the open or closed position.
a multipart kit requiring some modelmaking skill.
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