Fabric Cute Lamb Pull Along Toy Kids Play 3D Model
This charming toy sheep features a soft, plush texture and red wheels, modeled with 3918 polygons, ideal for nurseries and playrooms.
3918 polygonsCute classic toy designPlush pull toy sheepNursery and playroomID:544474
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Size:33.55 x 19.515 x 32.0159 cm
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Color:Gray
Brand:trousselier
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