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I had this set well over 40 years ago as a little kid. I loved the modelwork and the 3D effect worked so well. I recall it had a particularly violent depiction of Tarzan hanging/strangling a Native African hunter. Different times. Nowadays a five year old wouldn't be allowed to see such an image.
I had this set well over 40 years ago as a little kid. I loved the modelwork and the 3D effect worked so well. I recall it had a particularly violent depiction of Tarzan hanging/strangling a Native African hunter. Different times. Nowadays a five year old wouldn't be allowed to see such an image.
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