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Bring fierce supercar energy to your 8-wide display collection with the Mould King 27054 Centennial Bull, a compact brick-built model inspired by the bold, angular styling of modern Italian hypercars. With sharp lines, sculpted aero work, and a premium display case, this 344-piece build is perfect for collectors expanding their miniature supercar garage.
Key Features
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8-Wide Hypercar Design
Built to the collectible 8-stud scale, giving the car a low, aggressive stance while fitting perfectly with the rest of the Mould King display series. -
Centennial Bull Styling
Inspired by legendary V12 supercars, features include sharp wedge-shaped bodywork, angular air intakes, rear aero fins, and a distinctive low-slung front end. -
Fast, Enjoyable Build
With 344 precision ABS pieces, this model offers a quick but satisfying build that captures the shape and spirit of a flagship Italian supercar. -
Clear Stackable Display Case Included
Comes with its own transparent acrylic showcase box, allowing you to keep the model dust-free and stack it neatly with your other 8-wide Mould King cars for a clean, uniform collection. -
Strong Collector Appeal
Crisp shaping and bold styling make this one a standout despite its compact size.
Why You’ll Love It
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A bold, angular hypercar recreated in perfect collector scale.
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Stackable display case makes it ideal for a growing supercar wall.
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Quick, stylish, and fun, the perfect addition to any 8-wide lineup.
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Great for collectors who love Italian supercar aesthetics in compact form.
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