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Unleash compact racing attitude with the Mould King 27095 Viper ACR Supercar, an 8-stud-wide brick-built tribute to the legendary American track monster. With sharp lines, race-inspired detailing and its own stackable display case, this set is perfect for collectors who want big presence in a small footprint.
Key Features
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8-Wide Racing Display Model
Designed in the popular 8-stud-wide scale, ideal for display or lining up with other modern brick supercars and racers. -
Aggressive Viper ACR Styling
Captures the attitude of the Viper ACR with a prominent front splitter, wide rear wing, sculpted bonnet and low, wide stance packed with “track toy” energy. -
Compact but Detailed Build
Includes 432 precision-moulded pieces, offering a satisfying, evening-length build that balances accessibility with good visual detail. -
Clear Acrylic Display Case Included
Supplied with a dedicated transparent showcase box so you can display the finished Viper dust-free. The case is designed to be stackable, letting you build a tidy wall of 8-wide racers. -
Ready to Build
Comes with a step-by-step instruction manual for a smooth build, even for newer builders.
Why You’ll Love It
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Perfect collector’s piece: small footprint, big character, and a included display case.
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Great as a gift or impulse set – quick build, satisfying result.
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Looks fantastic lined up with other Mould King beginner/speed-style cars in their stackable cases.
Mould King Viper 27095
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