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Add refined performance style to your 8-wide display collection with the Mould King 27055 Kyron 300, a sleek brick-built coupe featuring clean shaping, sporty proportions, and its own premium display case. Compact, stylish, and satisfying to build, this model is a perfect addition to any growing collector lineup.
Key Features
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8-Wide Sports Coupe Design
Built in the collectible 8-stud scale, offering a balanced, display-friendly footprint that pairs seamlessly with all other Mould King case cars. -
Modern Kyron 300 Styling
Includes a sculpted bonnet, sharp headlights, smooth roofline, rear diffuser details, wide stance, and clean panel shaping for an elegant sports look. -
Smooth, Accessible Build
Features 386 precision-moulded ABS pieces, offering a quick yet rewarding build with great shaping and part usage. -
Clear Stackable Display Case Included
Comes with a transparent acrylic dust-free case, purpose-built for stacking with other Mould King 8-wide models to create a clean, organised display wall. -
Collector-Ready Finish
Crisp angles, accurate silhouette, and sturdy build quality make this compact coupe look fantastic on any shelf.
Why You’ll Love It
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A stylish, modern sports coupe in perfect collector display scale.
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Stackable case makes it ideal for building a clean, uniform vehicle wall.
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A quick yet satisfying build, ideal for gift or collection expansion.
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Fits beautifully beside all your other Mould King 8-wide supercars and racers.
Mould King Kyron 300 27055
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