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DECORATIVE NAUTICAL MODEL LASER
The Laser (1969) is an international class solo dinghy developed by Canadian Bruce Kirby. The Laser's light sail, simplicity and performance have made her the most poular dinghy in the world.
Model boat in laquered and varnished wood.
€69.95
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The Laser (1969) is an international class solo dinghy developed by Canadian Bruce Kirby. The Laser's light sail, simplicity and performance have made her the most poular dinghy in the world.
Model boat in laquered and varnished wood.
MAR124087
28.00 cm
42.00 cm
8.80 cm
0.15 Kg
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