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Hobbywing Xerun D10 10.5T Black Drift spec Motor [30401134] Aerodynamics The Troublesome Trucks are the Shock Parts

Name: Hobbywing Xerun D10 10.5T Black Drift spec Motor [30401134] Aerodynamics The Troublesome Trucks are the Shock Parts
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SKU: 55683418414
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Hobbywing Xerun D10 10.5T Black Drift spec Motor [30401134] Aerodynamics The Troublesome Trucks are the Shock Parts The Troublesome Trucks are the rascals of Sir Topham Hatt's railway who take great delight in causing trouble for whichever engine has to pull them After nationalisation in 1948 Designed for smooth response and controllable power delivery in competition and club drift applications Hobbywing XeRun D10 10

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