Cinevate launches their 12 Days of Festivus Sale – get 30% off on amazing stuff
Posted on 05. Dec, 2012
The good folks over Cinevate are doing their “12 days of Festivus” sale (they did it the last 2 years I think) where you can save 30% on many of their great products.
To see all of the items, visit the 12 Days of Festivus Sale (or scroll down to see just some of them).
Festivus
Here are a couple of the items on sale
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