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Bring high-performance heritage to your display lineup with the Mould King 27072 M8, an 8-stud-wide brick-built model inspired by modern luxury GT racing machines. With bold proportions, crisp shaping, and a premium display case included, this compact supercar is perfect for collectors expanding their 8-wide showcase.
Key Features
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8-Wide Performance Car Design
Designed in the collectible 8-stud-wide scale, ideal for stacking or lining up alongside other Mould King display cars. -
Aggressive M8 Styling
Features wide fenders, a low aerodynamic nose, sculpted side detailing, rear diffuser styling, and a sleek fastback profile that mirrors the lines of the real car. -
Satisfying Mid-Level Build
Includes 494 precision-moulded pieces, offering more detailing and shaping than smaller models while still being accessible for all builders. -
Stackable Display Case Included
Comes with a clear acrylic dust-free display box, designed for stacking with other Mould King case cars to create a clean, organised collector’s wall. -
Collector-Ready Finish
Strong shaping, clean surfaces, and solid construction make this model visually striking despite its compact dimensions.
Why You’ll Love It
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A sleek modern GT-style supercar recreated in perfect 8-wide scale.
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The included display case makes it ideal for collectors expanding a uniform lineup.
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More detailed than the smaller models thanks to its 494-piece count.
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A great choice for anyone who loves compact supercars with premium styling.
Mould King M8 Supercar 27072
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