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HARRY POTTER - SEEING WRACKSPURTS - 6009847
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Wrackspurts can be seen by using Spectrespecs. According to Luna Lovegood, they make Wrackspurts (invisible creatures that float into one's ears causing their brain to go fuzzy) visible to the wizarding eye.
Village Figures
2.95in H
Product Details
Material: Zinc alloy, Polyresin, Stone Powder
Measurements: 2.95in H x 1.42in W x 2.44in L Wt. 0.09 lbs
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