LEGO: Technic: NASA Apollo Lunar Roving Vehicle – LRV: 42182 Halloween children will have fun discovering 4000 Piece

Name: LEGO: Technic: NASA Apollo Lunar Roving Vehicle – LRV: 42182 Halloween children will have fun discovering 4000 Piece
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LEGO: Technic: NASA Apollo Lunar Roving Vehicle – LRV: 42182 Halloween children will have fun discovering 4000 Piece children will have fun discovering the world of 3D spatial perception Playful accessories – This set includes a small buildable section of Hagrid’s Garden with a drystone style wall plus a tribute to Big Muley – the largest rock sample to have been brought to Earth by the Apollo program each with its own information plaque

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