Technic
Ducati Panigale V4 R
RETIRED 2023-11-15 · retail $79.99 · 2020-08-24 → 2024-02-05 · ★ 4.2 (7) · owned by 8,897 · wanted by 1,534
Sealed mark is −9% against retail.
sealed: sells ≈ 4.8×/mo · 93 live asks ≈ 19.2 mo of supply opened: sells ≈ 1.5×/mo · 54 live asks ≈ 36.0 mo of supply
Your position
Track your own copy: the archive marks it from real sold comparables the moment it lands, and watches its retirement status from then on.
The evidence
Live asks: opened n=54, median $45.76, from $17.29 · sealed n=93, median $92.22, from $65.24 · asks are opinions, not value.
Parted out: $21.42 gross · $2.14 net at 47% of pieces priced.
Instructions — 2 official PDFs
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Reviews — from Brickset owners
The Lego Technic Ducati Panigale V4 R is an excellent addition to the long list of mid-size Technic bikes with working engines that started all the way back in 1991 with the 8838 shock cycle. It is the first Technic bike to feature a transmission, as it has two working gears and a neutral gear. The gearbox is easily the highlight of the build, as fitting both a functional engine and a transmission in such a compact b…
I've been a LEGO fan since I was a little kid, but not until the last few years I put my interest in the Technic motorcycles, and being a biker myself, I became a Technic motorcycles collector. The Ducati Panigale is my 17th in overall and 10th large-scale motorcycle model. It's the biggest motorcycle model so far, with 646 pieces it surpasses the 42063 BMW R1200 GS model by 43 bricks. In the box there were several s…
How many functions one relatively small technic motorcycle can have. All of them ! That real motorcycle would have Building/Parts: The building process is very well-thought-out you start from the frame and build fake moving engine and gearbox to that frame and add rest of motorcycle to it. Yes you heard it right it has working 4 piston engine and 3 gear gearbox (2 speeds and neutral). In such a small body its truly w…
Lego has produced 39 Technic motorcycles in 41 years (35 if you exclude Robo Riders), and the Ducati Panigale is one of the best. It's also one of the most expensive, but the numerous exclusive elements and compact design justify that price. Just like the real bike, Lego's rendition of the Penigale is beautiful. The front-wheel shock absorbers work flawlessly- and along with the new break disks- make the likeness to …
When I heard that Lego were releasing a branded Ducati motorbike, I was really excited, because it was technic bikes that got me back into Lego as an adult, when I became too ill to ride my real one. Sadly, this model looks far better on the box photos, than it does when built. My pet hate is stickers, they never go on straight, they peel off over time and they do not always match the colour of the plastic. This mode…
Five years ago I ended my review of 42036, the previous Technic road bike, with: I'm already looking forward to 2020 for the next Technic road bike... Well, here it is! 8420 in 2005, 8051 in 2010, 42036 in 2015... there's certainly a pattern. 8051 was the odd one out with a straight 3-cylinder engine, the others were V4 engines and so is this Ducati. Parts Of course you'll find a bunch of black and grey beams to crea…
Reviews are Brickset members' opinions, not valuation evidence.