SCHYLLING Die-Cast Taxi, Pull-Back

Marsoni

M251S

$11.99

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SCHYLLING Die-Cast Taxi, Pull-BackSchyllings Diecast Taxi is a charming replica of the iconic city taxi, crafted from real die cast metal with a hand painted finish. This 1: 32 scale model includes a pull back motor, offering interactive play and a touch of nostalgia. Perfect for collectors and young car enthusiasts, this diecast taxi is compact, detailed, and ready for action. With a durable build and classic design, the Diecast Taxi brings a slice of city life to any collection or

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