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Grell M.A.N. Beer Lorry - Kulmbacher Festbiere - 1/87 Scale

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Grell M.A.N. Beer Lorry - Kulmbacher Festbiere - 1/87 Scale

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Product details

Condition

New

Location

South Africa

Scale

1:87

Type

Truck

Colour

Blue

Customer ratings

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Bob Shop ID

670138788

Make	Grell
Range	Kulmbacher
Description	M.A.N. Beer Lorry - Festbiere
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Condition	New
Notes	This is a German Werbetruck - a Promotional Advertising item. Grell is possibly the most prolific producer of these items and also tends to be in the upper quality scale, before one starts upgrading to the likes of Herpa etc. The items are listed at a nominal 1/87 (HO) scale although for the rivet counters they may be a tiny bit over. Nice to collect, nice to play with or use for scenery and also, for many nice use as a base for a custom build. Price wise, when I started selling I could sell these at around R75 and make a modest profit, you can thank our super valuable Rand, Postal Theft and the vast price of secure international postage for current price