Limited Edition Wall Mounted Display Stand for LEGO® Guardians of the Galaxy: The Milano (76286)

Wicked Brick

£77.99

Get ready to defend the galaxy alongside your favourite ragtag renegades with LEGO’s Guardians of the Galaxy: The Milano set. A 2090-piece set based on Star-Lord’s classic galactic cruiser, The Milano features 6 adjustable wings and 4 moveable boosters. The detailed interior can be accessed via a removable hull, revealing storage space and seating for 4 minifigures. As for minifigures themselves, the Milano includes 4 minifigures of the Guardians crew, plus a Baby Groot figure. Finally, the set includes a stand to pose your finished Milano as though it’s mid-flight. We’ve c reated a premium, L

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Stated by the company: "Acrylic display cases and stands, designed and made in Cambridgeshire since 2017." Source.
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