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At Kadris®, we design aluminium wall displays dedicated to the LEGO® Icons 11381 Jaguar E-Type: the artwork, the format and the mounting system are made for this exact model.
Four visual styles, each inspired by a moment in this car's history: GENEVA REFLECTION (the unveiling at the 1961 Geneva Motor Show), BRITISH HERITAGE (British Racing Green and English understatement), FRONT PAGE (the newspaper front pages the day after the reveal) and WORLD PREMIERE (the most theatrical of the four).
Free tracked shipping. Free 14-day returns, 2-year warranty.
How your set stays in place
Supports dedicated to your model come pre-installed on the display. Your assembled set simply sits on them: no disassembly, no glue, no modification. It is held firmly and can be removed at any time, without tools. Before it leaves the workshop, every display goes through a strength check with the set in place.
What you receive
The aluminium display in the finish you choose, fully assembled, with the supports for your set already fitted. Wall mounting hardware and instructions are included. It hangs like a classic frame, then you place your set on it.
LEGO® set, minifigures and decorative elements not included: we make the display itself.
LED frame + battery, in detail
An LED strip is built into the aluminium frame and hidden from view. It lights your model directly and brings out the colours of the bricks, day and night. No visible cable, no socket to plug in nearby: the battery is included and rechargeable.
Settings are handled from a Smart Life compatible app over Wi-Fi: colour, brightness, on and off. Your setting stays saved, and you can control several displays together or add them to your smart home. A guide walks you through the setup.
Battery life of around 3 to 4 hours of continuous lighting. Some functions depend on your Wi-Fi setup.
📖 Read on our blog: Jaguar E-Type: the story of the car LEGO® has just brought back. Geneva 1961, Malcolm Sayer, the MoMA and Enzo Ferrari's quote.
