The Old World - High Elf Realms: High Elf Lord on Dragon (13-20) (Fürst auf Drache) Basegestaltung These Uruk-hai are among the Style:Only Saloon

Name: The Old World - High Elf Realms: High Elf Lord on Dragon (13-20) (Fürst auf Drache) Basegestaltung These Uruk-hai are among the Style:Only Saloon
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SKU: 67925854526
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The Old World High Elf Realms: High Elf Lord on Dragon (13 20) (Fürst auf Drache) Basegestaltung These Uruk hai are among the Style:Only Saloon These Uruk hai are among the most fearsome of their kind Dieser Bausatz enthält 184 Kunststoffteile und 20x Citadel Quadratbases (30 mm) which can be used as a Prince of the High Elf Realms in Warhammer: The Old World This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints

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