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HP MAGICAL CREATURES NO 15 CORNISH PIXIE
Noble Collection is very pleased to present the latest wave of Magical creatures from the Harry Potter universe.
As with earlier editions in this range, they are presented in PVC display cases in mini dioramas and the approximately 5 inch hand painted creature produced in AB plastic.
All the creatures can be removed from their display cases.
Cornish Pixies are tiny blue creatures that are notoriously mischievous, helped by their ability to fly. Their disruptive tendencies were graphically illustrated when Gilderoy Lockhart opened a cage of them in a Defence Against the Dark Arts lesson.
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HP MAGICAL CREATURES NO 15 CORNISH PIXIE
HP MAGICAL CREATURES NO 15 CORNISH PIXIE
Noble Collection is very pleased to present the latest wave of Magical creatures from the Harry Potter universe.
As with earlier editions in this range, they are presented in PVC display cases in mini dioramas and the approximately 5 inch hand painted creature produced in AB plastic.
All the creatures can be removed from their display cases.
Cornish Pixies are tiny blue creatures that are notoriously mischievous, helped by their ability to fly. Their disruptive tendencies were graphically illustrated when Gilderoy Lockhart opened a cage of them in a Defence Against the Dark Arts lesson.
$43.42
HP MAGICAL CREATURES NO 15 CORNISH PIXIE—
$43.42
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Noble Collection is very pleased to present the latest wave of Magical creatures from the Harry Potter universe.
As with earlier editions in this range, they are presented in PVC display cases in mini dioramas and the approximately 5 inch hand painted creature produced in AB plastic.
All the creatures can be removed from their display cases.
Cornish Pixies are tiny blue creatures that are notoriously mischievous, helped by their ability to fly. Their disruptive tendencies were graphically illustrated when Gilderoy Lockhart opened a cage of them in a Defence Against the Dark Arts lesson.









