Hero of Trains Phone Charm
Design and sold byHOMESKLLET" A dinky little holographic phone charm of the Hero of Trains (that's his official title, trust me) in his engineer clothes. Maybe he'll serve as a lucky charm to ward off train delays. "
$11.00
Size25mm x 35mm
MaterialRainbow Acrylic 3.5mm
Destination
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transit time 2-3 workdays, tariffs free
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transit time 8-10 workdays, tariffs free
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transit time 2-4 workdays,tariffs free
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DDP available insome regions
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Product Information
Material：Rainbow Acrylic Keychains
Thickness: 3.5 mm
High Quality Acrylic Materials
Made from sturdy and eco-friendly acrylic with 3.5mm thickness and excellent light transmittance. The rainbow material reflects a holographic effect under sunlight.
Usage
Perfect for keys, backpacks, collecting, or gifting to friends.
Notes
The protective film covers both sides, please peel it off before use.
Product Information
Material：Rainbow Acrylic Keychains
Thickness: 3.5 mm
High Quality Acrylic Materials
Made from sturdy and eco-friendly acrylic with 3.5mm thickness and excellent light transmittance. The rainbow material reflects a holographic effect under sunlight.
Usage
Perfect for keys, backpacks, collecting, or gifting to friends.
Notes
The protective film covers both sides, please peel it off before use.
