Sega Toys 1/500 Tokyo Tower 2007

Description

Sega Toys 1/500 Tokyo Tower 2007
Made in 2007
Tokyo Tower, which celebrated its 50th anniversary
It is a realistic reproduction on 1/500 scale.
All parts are available.
Since it is new and unused, its operation has not been confirmed.
note that.
Realistic appearance, display function of pictures and messages,
Timer, light up, candle function, etc.
It is a very fulfilling content.
It is a rare item now.
Description
Welcome to our eBay listing, thanks very much for looking!
All items are authentic and will be shipped to you directly from Japan.
This product is available in Japan.
Almost products have Japanese in its instruction
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The product will be sent from Japan,
***E-Packet
Registered air mail shipping
With tracking number
With a little insurance (under 6,000 yen(about US))
Usually 10-20 business days to receive
***EMS Fedex DHL (Recommend)
Fast and reliable registered air mail shipping
With tracking number(detailed tracking)
With full insurance
Usually 5-10 business days to receive
We will ship to world wide by DHL,Fedex ,or EMS (Insured, Trackable, Including handling cost.)
EMS is international mailing service by Japan Post Office.  We will ship your item within 3-30 business days, after your payment.
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