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Wittenstein Apache AH-64D Flight Control Simulator Cyclic Collective & Pedals
ORIGINAL PACKAGING - OPENED FOR PICTURES A53-0000045 AH-64D CO-PILOT CYCLIC 901337 A53-0000047 AH-64D CO-PILOT COLLECTIVE 901310 80005746-00-0 HELICOPTER PEDALS S1RC 250-002 80005945 COLLECTIVE ASSEMBLY S1RC 100-003 80005105 CYCLIC ASSEMBLY S2RC 100-003 80005793 CABLE SET |
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