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Lionheart – Quest Kodiak Build 2.6 -50%

Sebastien, Saturday, 23 October 2010 @ 17:38

This is a special offer at simMarket on the Quest Kodiak from Lionheart, available until tomorrow 24th October at midnight.

Note that you can add more repaints of a very high quality from BananaBob here.

1 comment to Lionheart – Quest Kodiak Build 2.6 -50%

Frank

Sunday, October 24, 2010 at 14:36

Hmm… tried to purchase the Bananabob package (hey, for 2 bucks… it’s almost a crime not to buy it). The link to a Paypal store goes to a PayLoadsz website which seems to be a dead end…
Hope the package is available somewhere else.

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