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4565 - Freight and Crane Railway (CIB)
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Year Released: 1996 Theme: Train Weight: 2505g Instructions: Yes
Category
Toys & Hobbies
Subcategory
LEGO
Condition
Like New
Theme
Train
Year Released
1996
Instructions
Yes
Brand
LEGO
LEGO Set Name
4565
Packaging
Box
Product Line (LEGO Theme)
Train
LEGO
train
bricks
retro toy
electronic train
Owner
golisto_official
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