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Ferrari 360 Modena #15 Limited Edition Blue Metallic Bburago 1:18

Ferrari 360 Modena #15 Limited Edition Blue Metallic Bburago 1:18
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Specifications
Car Brand
Ferrari
Model Manufacturer
Bburago
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
3358-F1
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About the Ferrari 360 Modena #15 Limited Edition Blue Metallic Bburago 1:18

TL;DR: Bburago's 1:18 limited edition Ferrari 360 Modena diecast comes finished in blue metallic with number 15 decals. The colour and numbering combination gives the 360's familiar shape a genuinely fresh presence, distinct from the red road cars that dominate most Ferrari shelves.

Blue metallic is not the colour most people picture when they hear "Ferrari", which is exactly why this limited edition 360 Modena stands out the moment it catches the light.

A Limited Edition Finish Worth the Attention

The blue metallic paintwork shows genuine flake depth under direct lighting, a step up in visual interest from a flat single-tone finish, and Bburago pairs it with number 15 decal work that gives the model a light competition flavour without committing to a full racing theme. The zinc-alloy body carries honest entry-tier weight, and the opening doors and bonnet operate on simple, functional hinges rather than the tighter-tolerance mechanisms of costlier alternatives. Panel gaps sit a little wider than premium resin competitors, a fair trade for the accessible price, but the Pininfarina body's proportions and side strake detailing still read clearly and confidently at this scale.

Standing Out on a Ferrari Shelf

The 360 Modena arrived in 1999 as Ferrari's first mid-engined V8 to use an aluminium spaceframe chassis, a genuine technical leap that shaped the marque's supercars for years afterward. Most surviving diecast versions lean toward the expected Rosso Corsa, so a limited edition finished in blue metallic offers real variety for a collector who already owns a red 360 or wants something that photographs differently under a Vitrine's lighting. It is a small colour decision that changes a great deal about how the model actually reads on display.

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