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Bring rugged off-road style to your display collection with the Mould King 27058 Jeep Wrangler, an 8-stud-wide brick-built model inspired by the world’s most iconic 4×4. With bold shaping, off-road details, and its own stackable display case, this compact SUV is the perfect addition to any collector’s lineup.
Key Features
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8-Wide Off-Road Design
Built in the collectible 8-stud-wide scale, giving the Wrangler its signature chunky stance while staying display-friendly. -
Iconic Jeep Wrangler Styling
Includes the classic seven-slot grille, round headlights, raised fenders, working-style spare wheel mount, roll-cage shaping, and rugged bumper detailing. -
Enjoyable Mid-Size Build
Packed with 453 precision ABS pieces, making it a satisfying build that balances detail and accessibility. -
Clear Stackable Display Case
Comes with a transparent acrylic showcase box so you can protect the model from dust and stack it neatly with your other Mould King display cars. -
Durable & Well-Shaped
Strong structural build with accurate silhouette, perfect for display or play.
Why You’ll Love It
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The perfect off-road icon recreated in a compact display format.
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Fits beautifully next to your 8-wide supercars thanks to the matching display case.
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A fun, rewarding build with rugged character and instantly recognisable styling.
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Ideal for Jeep fans, SUV lovers, and collectors expanding an 8-wide brick garage.
Mould King Jeep Wrangler 27058
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