Grand Touring category — the flagship long-distance machine, finished in aubergine and champagne metal.
Farlight Sovereign is the inaugural series' fictional flagship, bringing comfort and craftsmanship into one integrated silhouette. Its distinction lies not in racing performance, but in making a distant destination feel worth the journey.
Rarity: Legendary.
Prestige story art with open supply. Legendary look — not a tiny sell-out edition.
A flagship album piece. Serials still mark your exact copy.
Set no.
#08
Supply
Open print
Serial pool
No sell-out
Minted
3
Serial
Unclaimed
Released
2026
Open print · no sell-out
First MachinesOfficial EAS issueOct 5, 2026
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Ironwake Motorworks
FARLIGHT SOVEREIGN
LegendaryNot in your ledgerOriginal 2026 release
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Grand Touring category — the flagship long-distance machine, finished in aubergine and champagne metal.
Farlight Sovereign is the inaugural series' fictional flagship, bringing comfort and craftsmanship into one integrated silhouette. Its distinction lies not in racing performance, but in making a distant destination feel worth the journey.
Rarity: Legendary.
Provenance
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Release date
Oct 5, 2026
Series
First Machines · Ironwake Motorworks
Edition size
Open print · no sell-out · 3 minted
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Grand Touring category — the flagship long-distance machine, finished in aubergine and champagne metal.
Farlight Sovereign is the inaugural series' fictional flagship, bringing comfort and craftsmanship into one integrated silhouette. Its distinction lies not in racing performance, but in making a distant destination feel worth the journey.
Rarity: Legendary.
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