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Unleash the elegance of darkness with Mould King 27096 La Voiture Noire, an 8-stud-wide display supercar inspired by one of the rarest and most luxurious hypercars ever built. This compact collector model combines stealthy styling, sharp shaping and a premium display case, making it perfect for shelves, desks and stacked car displays.
Key Features
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8-Wide Hypercar Display Model
Designed in the popular 8-stud-wide scale, ideal for collectors who love compact cars with big presence. -
Stealth “La Voiture Noire” Styling
Blacked-out bodywork with low, flowing lines, sculpted front, sloping rear and performance-inspired details that echo the real-world hypercar. -
Compact but Satisfying Build
Includes 411 precision-moulded pieces, offering a smooth, evening-length build that balances accessibility with crisp shaping and nice part usage. -
Clear Stackable Display Case
Supplied with its own transparent acrylic display box featuring studs on the base and lid so you can stack multiple cars into a tidy “garage wall” of racers, while keeping them dust-free. -
Ready-to-Build Experience
Comes with a step-by-step instruction manual, making it suitable for both newer builders and experienced collectors looking for a quick, classy build.
Why You’ll Love It
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A premium-looking mini hypercar that looks far more expensive than its brick count suggests.
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The included, stackable display case makes it perfect for building a neat line-up of 8-wide Mould King cars.
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Great as a gift, impulse buy, or add-on set that still feels special and collectible.
Mould King La Voiture 27096
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