- Design concept: Car models can carry the history of automobile. There are a variety of die-cast car models waiting for your choice, except that the models will also be designed with classic old cars as an example to show the evolution and inheritance of cars through the models.
- Material: This miniature toy car is made of high-strength, high-hardness alloy, which is precise in weight control, and the advanced molding process makes the details of the model clear, and the tiny places are also detailed and clear.
- Features: The mini car model adopts fashionable retro style design, the body with classic decorative strips, bright in the sunlight. The door handle is classic and small, with a real feel, adding fun.
- Usage: For a car birthday party, use various models as table centerpieces, together with track pattern tablecloths and balloons, to create a coherent visual theme and enhance the sense of immersion in the event.
- Worry-free purchase: You don't need to have any worries when you buy our car models. Each model has gone through strict quality inspection, from the exterior to the delicate interior. You can keep in touch with us through Amazon if you have any questions or suggestions to ensure a great shopping experience for all car lovers.
Our simulation model cars pay attention to every detail of the selection of materials, with fine craftsmanship and design to make the vehicle appearance and functionality more complete, multi-angle display of the product, but also to make the whole body looks unique, so that more enthusiasts of different ages to enjoy the fun of miniature models!
Designation: for Berlinetta Z-102 1953/Z-102B 1956
Material: Metal, ABS, rubber
Model features: static rare edition car model
Age: Suitable for people over 10 years old
Package description: Model *1
Uses: display, bedroom, wine cabinet decoration, display rack decoration, home, table setting, family accompaniment, souvenir
Note: The size of the model is measured manually. If there is any deviation, the actual object shall prevail.
