Technic

Ducati Panigale V4 R

This Technic model recreates the Ducati Panigale V4 R superbike with a steering handlebar, working suspension and a V4 engine whose pistons move as the rear wheel turns. It uses 646 pieces across 130 unique parts to get real mechanical function into a hand-sized model.

Set number
42107
Year
2020
Pieces
646
Minifigures
0
Theme
Technic
Different parts
130
What can I build with it?

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Parts list 130

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Spare parts (10)

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Description

Real mechanics under the fairing

Turning the handlebar steers the front wheel, the suspension absorbs bumps, and pushing the rear wheel drives the two rows of pistons in the V4 engine, all visible functions rather than decoration. A chain of gears links the rear wheel to that engine, so the mechanism genuinely mimics how a real motorbike transmits motion rather than just looking the part. Those 646 pieces are split between frame, engine, suspension and bodywork, weighted towards fewer but mechanically demanding assemblies rather than dozens of simple ones.

Red, black and blue, straight from the racetrack

The bodywork borrows its look directly from the real bike, with red and black doing most of the work and blue accents and light bluish grey covering the frame and mechanical parts underneath. A large share of the 130 unique parts are functional Technic elements such as axles, pins and gears that vanish from view once the fairing panels go on. That gap between the visible bodywork and the hidden mechanics is exactly what makes a set at this scale interesting for builders who care about function, not just looks.

A focused build, no minifigures

At 646 pieces, this sits in the mid-range of the Technic line, manageable in a single longer building session rather than spread across several. As a pure Technic vehicle it comes with no minifigures at all; the motorbike's mechanics are the entire point of the set. Builders who already know smaller Technic sets will recognise familiar pin connections and gear trains here, just scaled up and combined into one coherent machine.

Technic parts worth reusing

The 130 unique parts include plenty of reusable Technic elements, from axles and connectors to gears, all useful well beyond motorbike builds. The parts list on this page breaks down every element by colour and quantity, handy if a single part goes missing or you are hunting for specific connectors to build your own moving models from scratch.

FAQ

Does the Ducati Panigale V4 R have working parts?
Yes, the steering, suspension and V4 engine with moving pistons all function as the rear wheel is turned.
How many pieces does set 42107 have?
The set contains 646 pieces and 130 unique parts.
Is this set suitable for children?
The mechanical functions and fine detail make it better suited to older Technic fans than very young children.

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