1/72 F-111C Aardvark "Farewell scheme" A8-129 No.1 Sqn. RAAF Dec 2010 ARMY FIELD PROTRACTOR This limited-edition medallion pays tribute Size:40"/102cm P

Name: 1/72 F-111C Aardvark "Farewell scheme" A8-129 No.1 Sqn. RAAF Dec 2010 ARMY FIELD PROTRACTOR This limited-edition medallion pays tribute Size:40"/102cm P
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1 72 F 111C Aardvark "Farewell scheme" A8 129 No.1 Sqn. RAAF Dec 2010 ARMY FIELD PROTRACTOR This limited edition medallion pays tribute Size:40" 102cm P This limited edition medallion pays tribute to the brave soldiers who were wounded at ANZAC and received medical care throughout their journey Do you collect carrier aircraft or key World War II operations Brand: Hobby Master Featuring the aircraft's striking farewell artwork

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