24065 Street-side Centodieci Super Sports Car Building Set | 588 Pcs

Mould King 24065 Bugatti Centodieci — Ten Units, 1,600 Horsepower, 588 Pieces

The Centodieci — Italian for "110" — was Bugatti's birthday present to itself: a 1,600-hp homage to the legendary EB 110, limited to exactly ten units at €8 million each. It was announced in 2019, hand-assembled in Molsheim, and delivered starting in 2022 to ten very fortunate collectors. This 588-piece build is the closest most of us will ever get.

The Real Machine

The Centodieci's 8.0-liter quad-turbocharged W16 produces 1,600 hp — 100 more than the Chiron it's based on — while weighing 20 kg less. It hits 60 mph in 2.4 seconds, 200 km/h in 6.1 seconds, and 300 km/h in 13.1 seconds, with an electronically limited top speed of 380 km/h (236 mph). The design pays direct tribute to the EB 110 through five round diamond-pattern air intakes, a wedge-shaped profile, and a distinctive rear light bar. Each of the ten units was hand-assembled at Bugatti's Molsheim atelier — the same facility where every Bugatti has been built since the brand's revival. The Centodieci bridges Bugatti's storied past with its W16-powered present, and at €8 million per unit, it represents one of the most expensive new cars ever sold.

Design & Build

At 588 pieces, this build offers more detail than the typical miniature set while remaining a manageable single-session project. The model captures the Centodieci's distinctive five-circle air intake pattern, aggressive front splitter, and wedge profile that reference the EB 110. The proportions and stance convey the car's hypercar presence even at compact scale.

What Builders Love

• Ultra-exclusive subject — With only 10 real cars at €8M each, this is hyper-rarity in brick form
• EB 110 heritage — The five-circle intake design is a wonderful design detail to build
• Moderate complexity — 588 pieces offers more substance than miniatures without multi-day commitment
• Bugatti prestige — The brand name alone commands collector interest

Worth Considering

• Recognition gap — Many people know Bugatti but not the Centodieci specifically
• Static display — No motorization or complex mechanical features
• Detail trade-offs — Some of the Centodieci's complex aero surfaces are simplified at this scale

Specifications

The Bottom Line

The Centodieci is what happens when Bugatti looks in the mirror and decides to honor its own history — with 1,600 horsepower and a price tag that makes the Chiron look modest. Ten cars exist. You can't buy one. But you can build one at 588 pieces and tell anyone who asks why five circles in a row mean something extraordinary in the world of hypercars.