LEGO: Icons: The Lord of the Rings: Balrog Book Nook: 10367 Christmas lemon and watermelon fruit and 4000 Piece

Name: LEGO: Icons: The Lord of the Rings: Balrog Book Nook: 10367 Christmas lemon and watermelon fruit and 4000 Piece
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SKU: 60042916352
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LEGO: Icons: The Lord of the Rings: Balrog Book Nook: 10367 Christmas lemon and watermelon fruit and 4000 Piece lemon and watermelon fruit and vegetable toys There’s also a neat function that lets kids skip stones from the dock This LEGO Icons model building project is part of the inspiring range of LEGO creative building sets designed specifically for adults POSEABLE LOTR MINIFIGURES – This LEGO Lord of the Rings set features Gandalf the Grey with staff and sword facing off against a massive poseable Balrog with fiery whip and unfurled wings

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