Pocher has revealed an officially licensed 1:4-scale kit of the Ducati Panigale V2 Superquadro Final Edition, turning a motorcycle limited to 555 real examples into a collector model. The unveiling took place at a special event at the Bike Shed in London, with Carl Fogarty helping to present it. Fogarty has won four World Superbike championships on Ducati machinery, linking his appearance with a model associated with the final period of the Superquadro twin-cylinder engine.

The main kit contains more than 700 precision-engineered parts. It recreates the engine and chassis, while the plastic components use multiple textures and include a digital dashboard. This is not intended to be only a static replica: the suspension works, the handlebars can be steered and the chain is functional, adding mechanical movement to the completed model.

Pocher says the build takes more than 30 hours and gives the kit a Skill Level 6 rating. Its stated price is £789.99, and the product is aimed at collectors and serious model builders. The construction time and parts count place it firmly in the category of substantial modelling projects rather than quick decorative kits.

A separate Superquadro engine model

The motorcycle kit is being launched alongside a 1:4-scale Ducati Superquadro V2 Engine Model Kit. It recreates the engine from the full-size motorcycle, with the stated figures of 155 bhp and 104 Nm. More than 122 precision-engineered parts are included, together with the screws required for assembly.

The engine kit costs £159.99 and takes around three hours or more to build. It is designed for modellers of all skill levels and comes with a gloss black acrylic display plinth and an etched nameplate. The finished piece can be displayed on its own or alongside the complete Panigale V2 model, offering a smaller build with its own dedicated presentation format.