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Celebrate one of motorsport’s most iconic race cars with the Mould King 27073 Mazda 787B, an 8-stud-wide brick-built model inspired by the legendary Le Mans–winning rotary prototype. With its unmistakable silhouette, race livery styling, and compact build size, this set is perfect for collectors building a full grid of endurance racers.
Key Features
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8-Wide Racing Prototype Design
Built in the collectible 8-stud scale, ideal for display shelves or stacking with other Mould King racing cars. -
Iconic 787B Styling
Captures the distinctive long-tail shape, aerodynamic bodywork, low front stance, air intakes, rear wing, and the unmistakable racing aesthetic of the real Mazda 787B. -
Fast & Enjoyable Build
Includes 325 precision-moulded ABS pieces, making it a quick yet satisfying build suitable for all skill levels. -
Clear Stackable Display Case
Comes with a transparent acrylic showcase box, allowing you to keep the model dust-free and stack it neatly with other Mould King case cars. -
Collector-Friendly Finish
Clean shaping and accurate proportions give this compact model excellent shelf presence.
Why You’ll Love It
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A legendary Le Mans racer brought to life in compact display scale.
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Looks fantastic stacked beside other endurance cars in its included case.
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A fun, quick build that still delivers great shaping and detail.
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Ideal for motorsport fans, collectors, and 8-wide car enthusiasts.
Mould King Mazda 787B 27073
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