1-28 RC Livery Decal Set for Mako GT/X/X2- Theme 3 [RACEWAYRC] RCR019

1-28 RC Livery Decal Set for Mako GT/X/X2- Theme 3 [RACEWAYRC] RCR019

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M251S

$21.95

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1-28 RC Livery Decal Set for Mako GT/X/X2- Theme 3 [RACEWAYRC] RCR019Simple, easy and good looking! These decal sets come die cut so that all you have to do is spray your body 1 color and apply decals to get a REALLY great looking Formula Mako GT X X2 build. Includes full decal set for wheels, front spoiler, rear spoiler and body panels. We offer multiple styles and options to choose from!

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012