Batch 2 type 42 destroyer mint generic model. Triang Minic Ships unboxed
£3.95
Well here is another surprise, I found some of these when sorting through my stock of type 42/2.
Made about 2004 as part of the generic models series of Triang Minic Ships.
Type 42 batch 2 destroyer
95mm (4inches.) long.
I’m taking them out of the bubble so large lketter postage which is £2 cheaper.
ref P745g
2 in stock
Additional information
| Weight | 90 g |
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