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Ferrari 512 TR Red Mira 1:18

Ferrari 512 TR Red Mira 1:18
Current price: £69.00
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Specifications
Car Brand
Ferrari
Model Manufacturer
Mira
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
6144
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About the Ferrari 512 TR Red Mira 1:18

TL;DR: Mira's 1:18 diecast Ferrari 512 TR in red reproduces the early 1990s V12 flagship that succeeded the Testarossa. Solid zinc alloy construction and simplified detailing keep this an accessible way to add Ferrari's wedge-era supercar shape to a collection.

The 512 TR's flanks widen dramatically at the rear, a proportion that reads as pure drama even in scaled-down diecast form, and Mira's casting doesn't shy away from it.

Entry-Level Diecast for a Wide-Bodied Supercar

Mira's approach here favours the shape over the specification sheet: the 512 TR's signature side strakes and low, flat nose come through clearly in the casting, while interior detailing stays simplified compared to premium resin alternatives. The red paint is a strong, glossy Ferrari-style red rather than a matched factory code, laid on evenly for the price point. Zinc alloy construction gives the model real heft in the hand, useful for a car whose original appeal was as much about visual mass as outright speed. This is a supercar shape at entry-tier pricing, which makes it a sensible way to represent Ferrari's early 1990s flagship without the investment a limited resin edition demands.

Ferrari's Flagship Between the Testarossa and the F512 M

The 512 TR arrived in 1991 as an evolution of the Testarossa, sharing that car's mid-mounted flat-twelve engine and widened rear track but with revised bodywork and a lowered nose. It bridged the gap between the 1980s Testarossa and the later F512 M, carrying Ferrari's flagship duties through the early 1990s. For a Ferrari-themed shelf, the 512 TR fills a specific gap in that lineage, a period-correct stepping stone that a collector chasing the full Testarossa family will want represented, even at this accessible diecast tier.

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