Speed Champions - Honda S2000 from Fast and Furious (300 pieces)
Speed Champions - Honda S2000 from Fast and Furious (300 pieces)
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🏁 Rev up the nostalgia!
Discover the power of street racing culture with the iconic Honda S2000 convertible from "2 Fast 2 Furious", driven by Suki.
With 300 pieces and authentic anime graphics, this set captures every curve, detail of the interior, and rear spoiler of the real model, perfect for franchise fans and speed collectors!
🧱 Product Details
🔢 Pieces: 300.
🧍♀️ Minifigure: 1 (Suki, exclusive character of the set).
🎨 Design: Vibrant pink convertible with anime stickers and rear spoiler.
🎛️ Realistic interior: Dashboard monitor, grilles, headlights, and wheels well reproduced.
📏 Dimensions when assembled: Approximately 16 × 4 × 7 cm.
🌟 Why bring this set home?
🌸 Exclusive Suki design: A unique version of Speed Champions with striking style and anime graphics, perfect for Fast & Furious franchise fans.
🧩 Premium miniature details: Interior with monitor, rear spoiler, and realistic wheels, offering a rich and engaging building experience.
🏆 For display and play: Compact and full of personality, ideal for decorating shelves or reliving cinematic scenes at home.
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