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This pick-up truck is the evolution of my previous M👀neyes pick-up. This one is lower and marked by a smoother design. A couple of weeks ago it appeared in my coffee stand and last December it was used by Santa while he was searching the right Christmas tree. And the same body but in white/green combo was used for the Big Foot Monster Truck. It was time to show it alone in plain sight. Thanks for stopping by. Facebook | Instagram | LEGO Ideas
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