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This is probably just another red kangaroo but have you ever heard about [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

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Is this the subspecie of the alpine kangaroo?

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This is probably just another red kangaroo but have you ever heard about [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Is this the subspecie of the alpine kangaroo?

Fortunately not.

unknown japanese brand

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Here is my large, flocked kangaroo. I bought it back in 1996. It seems to have yellow feet on the picture, but it is an optic illusion created by the sunlight going through the feet. Its feet are Brown and beige just like the rest of its body.

Congratulations Andreas for these finds    
Here are my two new acquisitions in the kangaroos of
Southland replicas.  
The big red-haired standing and the gray running

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Beautieful kangaroos

Southland Replicas

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Thanks