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Year 1999 Star Wars Episode 1 The Phantom Menace Character Collectible Series 9.5 Inch Figure : QUI-GON JINN with Glow-In-The-Dark Lightsaber Series_Power Core Combiners Bumblebee vehicle measured approximately 5
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Year 1999 Star Wars Episode 1 The Phantom Menace Character Collectible Series 9.5 Inch Figure : QUI GON JINN with Glow In The Dark Lightsaber Series_Power Core Combiners Bumblebee vehicle measured approximately 5 Bumblebee vehicle measured approximately 5 inch long and Axel Frazier figure measured approximately 3 inch tall 30 Round Magazine Pouch Includes: QUI GON JINN with Glow In The Dark Lightsaber The maverick Jedi Master is on a mission to save the planet Naboo from the Trade Federation when he is attacked by the treacherous Sith Lord
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