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Revell 5230RV
- Description:
-
Cruise Ship AIDA
(SAME AS RV5230)
Damaged box on delivery; large rip along one side of box. SAVE 14.01!!! - Manufacturer:
- Revell
- Code Number:
- 5230RV
- Scale:
- 1:400
- Item type:
- Ship kits, full hull (injection)
- Price:
- £49.98
- Order Quantity:
- Quantity In Stock:
1
- Availability:
- This will usually be dispatched within 24/48 hours of receiving your order
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- Department:
- Damaged
Either this kit is too big to be despatched by Royal Mail and can only be despatched by the more expensive Parcelforce parcel rate. Or this is a non-acrylic paint product and is now classed as ‘dangerous goods’ by our Royal Mail and they will not accept it. Our Parcelforce will accept it and can deliver it to the UK and to any EU countries that they transport to by surface. Parcelforce rates are more expensive as they only handle heavy parcels not small packets. All the available postage rates are shown. Please login and add it to your cart. If you cannot add it to your cart that means we are unable to post it to your address.
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