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Pixi Uderzo Astérix Obélix - Cétautomatix - Collection origine Blake et Mortimer plaque Brand : Nonsense Sculptor: Pascal Etat du produit Occasion
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Pixi Uderzo Astérix Obélix Cétautomatix Collection origine Blake et Mortimer plaque Brand : Nonsense Sculptor: Pascal Etat du produit Occasion Brand : Nonsense Sculptor: Pascal Rodier Reference : MAD2 Presentation : Box but no certificate at that time Matter : Resin Product condition: Used like new Draw: Numbered Release date: 2002 Dimensions: 8 Presentation : Box and certificate Matter : Resin Product condition: Nine Draw: 99 copies Release date: 2025 Dimensions: 36 cm Marque : Pixi Référence : 6522 Présentation : Boîte rouge et certificat numéroté Matière : Métal Etat du produit : Occasion comme neuf Tirage : 1000 exemplaires Date de parution : Novembre 2012 Dimensions : 7 cm
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