Aoshima: 1/24 Top Secret BNR34 SKYLINE GT-R '02 (Nissan) Scale Model Kit #15

Aoshima: 1/24 Top Secret BNR34 SKYLINE GT-R '02 (Nissan) Scale Model Kit #15

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Aoshima: 1/24 Top Secret BNR34 SKYLINE GT-R '02 (Nissan) Scale Model Kit #15Recreate the iconic 2002 BNR34 Skyline GT R with unparalleled detail thanks to Aoshima's 1 24 scale model kit. This kit includes chrome painted parts and expertly designed decals, making it the perfect choice for serious collectors and enthusiasts alike. Product Features 1 24 scale Made of plastic Features parts made by top secret Includes decals Instructions may or may not include English translation Paint and cement required Box Contents Pieces to

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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2006