KEV'S SPACEX MLP WITH REPRO PARTS GOING SPARE

Hi,

There was a recent heads up about a Spacex MLP on ebay. I managed to get it! I only wanted it for the box and the walkway that was missing from mine. I was thus left with one that was incomplete and I don't need. 

I have actually remade the missing walkway, cobbled together a replacement capsule [at the top], replaced the hook on the crane and fixed the fence on the platform.

 I'd be looking for £10 + postage. 

I'd also be willing to swap it for any of the following (in any kind of condition),

1. Sword Scout1
2. Sword Scout3
3. Spacex Nova 1 in GREEN.

Thanks,

Kevin

If you are interested then please contact Woodsy in the first instance and I will pass on your details to Kev. First come first served.

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