3D Printed Halo Infinite Butlr AI Lightup Desk Buddy

3D Printed Halo Infinite Butlr AI Lightup Desk Buddy

Marsoni

M251S

$24.99

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3D Printed Halo Infinite Butlr AI Lightup Desk BuddyKebab them all, Spartan! Liven up your desk with this Butlr AI Desk Buddy. This model was created with references from Halo infinite to make the most accurate model of your Spartans AI. All desk buddies bases light up in a variety of colors but take best to the AI's printed color. Assembly instructions included. Contents: 1x 3d Printed Butlr AI 1x light up base (can be powered via included USB power cable or via 3 x AA batteries [not included]) Print

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