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What's the difference between a 1515B and a traditional 1515?


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What's the difference between a 1515B and a traditional 1515?
The "B"
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What's the difference between a 1515B and a traditional 1515?
The "B"

and the lack of ribs.

Yeah, great price!
   
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The "B"

and the lack of ribs.

Yeah, great price!
Ribbing is for her pleasure anyway, and not many girls are into R/C. Smart move Castle!


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