27054 Centennial Bull Supercar Building Set | 344 Pcs

Mould King 27054 Lamborghini Centenario — 100 Years of the Bull, 344 Pieces

The Centenario was Lamborghini's birthday present to its founder — a 770-hp V12 limited to 40 units, unveiled at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show to celebrate what would have been Ferruccio Lamborghini's 100th birthday. Twenty coupes and twenty roadsters. All sold before the covers came off. This 344-piece build honors the bull's centennial.

The Real Machine

The Centenario's 6.5-liter naturally aspirated V12 produces 770 hp — the most powerful Lamborghini engine at the time of its debut. It hit 62 mph in 2.9 seconds and topped 217 mph. But the Centenario's real significance lay in its technology firsts: it introduced rear-wheel steering to Lamborghini (improving both low-speed maneuverability and high-speed stability), debuted a triple exhaust system, and was the first Lambo with a 10.1-inch portrait infotainment screen. The carbon-fiber monocoque kept weight to 3,351 lbs despite AWD hardware. All 40 units were sold at approximately €1.9 million each, making this the rarest modern Lamborghini until the Sián arrived three years later.

Design & Build

At 344 pieces with a stackable display case, this compact build captures the Centenario's aggressive Y-shaped design language, massive rear diffuser, and distinctive hexagonal elements that reference Lamborghini's signature design DNA while pushing into new territory.

What Builders Love

• Anniversary significance — The 100th birthday car carries genuine historical weight
• Aggressive design — The Centenario's angular aero creates a dramatic brick model
• Display case included — Stackable case for shelf presentation
• Quick build — 344 pieces for a car that commands attention

Worth Considering

• Recognition gap — Many people know Lamborghini but not the Centenario specifically
• Static display — No motorization or moving elements
• Compact scale — Complex aero surfaces are simplified

Specifications

The Bottom Line

The Centenario is the car Lamborghini built to honor its founder's vision — a vision that started with a tractor manufacturer who decided Ferrari wasn't good enough and built his own supercar. A hundred years later, the result is a 770-hp V12 with technology that pushed the entire brand forward. This 344-piece build is a compact tribute to that spirit of defiance.