Italeri - Lamborghini Murcielago 1:24

Italeri Lamborghini Murciélago — 1:24 Scale Model Kit

Some supercars are designed to be fast.

Others are designed to make sure everyone notices.

The Lamborghini Murciélago managed both.

With its dramatic wedge-shaped body, aggressive front end, scissor doors, and unmistakable Italian styling, the Murciélago became one of the defining supercars of the early 2000s. It was Lamborghini’s flagship V12, a machine that combined extraordinary performance with the kind of visual presence that made ordinary traffic seem slightly embarrassed.

Italeri recreates this iconic supercar in 1:24 scale, offering modelers the opportunity to build a detailed replica of one of Lamborghini’s most celebrated modern classics.

Finished in the striking orange shown on the box artwork, the completed model captures the Murciélago’s low, wide stance, muscular proportions, and unmistakable road presence.

It is a supercar that looks fast even when standing still.

And fortunately, this one does not require a driving license.

Lamborghini’s V12 Successor

The Murciélago was introduced in 2001 as the successor to the legendary Lamborghini Diablo. Its name refers to a famous Spanish fighting bull, continuing Lamborghini’s long-standing tradition of naming cars after bulls and bullfighting history.

Beneath the dramatic bodywork was a naturally aspirated 6.2-liter V12 engine producing approximately 572 horsepower in the original version. Power was sent to all four wheels through a six-speed manual transmission or, optionally, Lamborghini’s automated manual system.

The result was a car capable of reaching approximately 330 km/h, with acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in around 3.8 seconds.

In other words, the Murciélago was not designed to arrive quietly.

Its sharp styling, enormous air intakes, wide rear section, and low roofline made it instantly recognizable. The car looked like a machine from the future, even when parked outside a restaurant in 2002.

A Detailed 1:24 Scale Replica

Italeri’s No. 3672 Lamborghini Murciélago model kit recreates the distinctive shape of the original supercar in a compact display scale.

The kit features the characteristic angular bodywork, sculpted front bumper, side air intakes, rear engine cover, and aerodynamic profile that made the Murciélago such an important part of Lamborghini’s modern history.

The model is designed to be assembled and painted, allowing builders to choose their preferred exterior color and finish.

The orange example shown on the box provides an especially striking reference, combining Lamborghini’s unmistakable styling with a bold, high-impact color.

Because a subtle supercar would have been a very different marketing decision.

The Signature Lamborghini Exterior

The Murciélago’s design is all about proportions and surfaces.

The long, low nose, sharply angled headlights, wide fenders, and prominent side intakes create the visual character of the finished model.

Italeri reproduces these major exterior features in scale, allowing the completed car to capture the appearance of the original from every angle.

The bodywork can be finished in traditional Lamborghini colors such as orange, yellow, red, black, or metallic silver, depending on the builder’s preference.

The kit’s supplied decals add further opportunities for customization, including Lamborghini branding, badges, and registration details.

The result is a display model that looks equally at home beside classic Italian sports cars, modern supercars, or a collection of other legendary automotive designs.

The V12 Behind the Driver

The original Murciélago was powered by Lamborghini’s legendary twelve-cylinder engine, a defining feature of the car’s identity.

Its large rear-mounted powerplant and substantial cooling requirements influenced the vehicle’s dramatic proportions, including the large side air intakes and rear engine cover.

The model captures the visual character of this mechanical layout through its detailed exterior and rear-section design.

For builders who enjoy supercars, the Murciélago offers an opportunity to recreate the look of a true V12 flagship without needing to find space for a full-size Lamborghini in the garage.

That is probably the more practical solution.

The Lamborghini Interior

The Murciélago’s cockpit combined the focused layout of a performance car with the distinctive character expected from an Italian luxury manufacturer.

The model includes the opportunity to reproduce the interior with its dashboard, steering wheel, seats, and cockpit details.

The finished cabin can be painted in contrasting colors to complement the exterior, whether using black leather-style finishes, lighter upholstery, or a more personalized combination.

The interior is an important part of the completed display, particularly when the model is viewed through the windows from above or at an angle.

The real car offered a dramatic driving environment.

The scale version offers considerably less legroom, but it is also much easier to place on a shelf.

Lamborghini’s Distinctive Wheels

The Murciélago’s wheels are an essential part of its appearance.

Large alloy wheels, low-profile tires, and wide proportions contribute to the car’s aggressive stance and unmistakable supercar presence.

The kit reproduces the wheel and tire assemblies in scale, allowing the builder to create a convincing representation of the original rolling chassis.

Wheel finishes can be customized to suit the chosen body color, from bright silver to darker metallic tones.

A well-finished set of wheels can make a significant difference to the overall appearance of the completed model.

Especially on a Lamborghini, where the wheels are not exactly trying to remain unnoticed.

Decals and Finishing Options

The Italeri Lamborghini Murciélago kit includes a dedicated decal sheet with markings for the model.

The sheet shown with the kit features Lamborghini script, Murciélago lettering, badges, license plates, and other small details intended to enhance the finished replica.

These markings help reproduce the appearance of the original vehicle and add definition to the bodywork, interior, and exterior components.

Builders can follow the supplied instructions for the recommended finishes or create a personalized version of the Murciélago using their own paint choices.

The orange finish shown on the box is a particularly effective reference for anyone looking to recreate a classic Lamborghini presentation.

Kit Features

- Italeri Lamborghini Murciélago model kit

- Product No. 3672

- 1:24 scale

- Detailed Lamborghini Murciélago bodywork

- Distinctive wedge-shaped supercar design

- Sculpted front bumper and headlights

- Detailed side air intakes

- Rear engine cover and aerodynamic bodywork

- Detailed cockpit and interior components

- Steering wheel, seats, and dashboard details

- Four wheels and rubber tires

- Lamborghini-inspired wheel design

- Detailed exterior components

- Decal sheet with Lamborghini markings and registration plates

- Recommended painting and assembly instructions

- Suitable for display in automotive model collections

- Italeri plastic model kit

A Modern Lamborghini Classic

The Lamborghini Murciélago represents a special moment in automotive history.

It was one of the last Lamborghini V12 supercars to combine the dramatic character of traditional Italian performance cars with the technological direction of the modern era.

Its design was bold, its engine was extraordinary, and its presence was impossible to ignore.

Italeri’s 1:24 scale kit allows modelers to recreate this distinctive supercar in a manageable format, making it a strong addition to collections focused on Italian sports cars, modern classics, and legendary automotive designs.

Whether finished in the striking orange shown on the box or customized in another Lamborghini-inspired color, the completed model brings the Murciélago’s aggressive styling and unmistakable personality to the display shelf.

The real car made a statement every time its V12 came to life.

The model makes a statement without starting the engine.

Which is considerably better for the neighbors.

Assembly, paint, and cement are required and sold separately.