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Add luxury SUV prestige to your 8-wide display collection with the Mould King 27029 RR Cullinan, a compact brick-built model inspired by one of the world’s most exclusive high-end vehicles. With refined shaping, elegant proportions, and its own premium display case, this 474-piece model brings modern luxury to your miniature garage.
Key Features
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8-Wide Luxury SUV Design
Built to the collectible 8-stud scale, giving the Cullinan a commanding road presence while perfectly matching the rest of your display-series vehicles. -
Signature RR Styling
Includes the iconic upright grille, squared-off front profile, detailed headlamps, strong shoulder lines, extended rear cabin, and clean body shaping inspired by the real ultra-luxury SUV. -
Refined, Enjoyable Build
With 474 precision-moulded ABS pieces, this model offers a smooth, enjoyable build that captures the bold elegance of the full-size vehicle. -
Clear Stackable Display Case Included
Comes with a transparent acrylic display box, ideal for keeping the model dust-free and stacking neatly with your other 8-wide Mould King cars for a clean, organised collector’s wall. -
Premium Collector Appeal
A rare sight in brick form, perfect for fans of luxury vehicles, modern design, and unique additions to an 8-wide lineup.
Why You’ll Love It
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A luxury SUV icon recreated in a compact, premium display format.
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Perfect for collectors building a diverse 8-wide showroom wall.
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Offers a smooth, polished building experience with elegant shaping.
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A standout model for fans of high-end automotive design.
Mould King RR Cullinan 27029
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