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Travel back in style with the Mould King 27019 DeLorean ’12 Car, an 8-stud-wide brick-built recreation inspired by the world-famous time-travelling movie car. With its unmistakable stainless-steel aesthetic, gullwing shaping, and a premium display case, this 414-piece model is a must-have for collectors and film fans alike.
Key Features
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8-Wide Retro Movie Car Design
Built in the popular 8-stud display scale, making it ideal for showcasing alongside the rest of your compact vehicle collection. -
Iconic DeLorean Styling
Features include angular stainless-steel body shaping, sloped bonnet, rear vents, time-machine-style detailing, and the distinctive gullwing-door silhouette (doors are fixed for display integrity). -
Smooth, Enjoyable Build
With 414 precision ABS pieces, this compact build offers excellent shaping and clever part usage while remaining accessible for all skill levels. -
Clear Stackable Display Case Included
Comes with a transparent acrylic showcase box, designed for dust-free protection and easy stacking with your other Mould King 8-wide cars for a clean, organised display wall. -
Perfect for Film & Retro Car Fans
A standout piece thanks to its iconic design and instantly recognisable profile.
Why You’ll Love It
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A movie legend recreated in a compact, premium display scale.
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Looks fantastic in a row of supercars, classics, and film vehicles.
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The stackable display case keeps it dust-free and collection-ready.
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A perfect set for fans of retro cars, time-travel movies, and iconic 80s design.
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