The main material is alloy (such as zinc alloy), which is durable and textured, and can better present the lines and details of the car body; the tires are made of rubber, and the rest may be ABS environmentally friendly plastic; some parts are die-cast.

Exterior design: Based on the Ferrari Daytona SP3, inspired by the legendary prototype sports car of the 1960s, the car features butterfly-style doors, a large grille, asymmetrical headlights, and LED daytime running lights on either side connected by a red trim; the rear uses a full-length taillight design, with multi-layered lines creating a rich appearance.

Functional details: The car features opening side doors and front and rear hoods; the roof is removable to transform it into a convertible version; the central grille is meticulously modeled, and the headlight bezels can be opened and closed using a lever under the vehicle; the engine grille is hollowed out, and the logo is engraved; the trunk is visible when the front hood is opened, and the brake discs use engraved plates.

Ferrari 499P 1:18 Scale: Based on the 499P racing car that Ferrari used in the 24 Hours of Le Mans race, for example, the number 50 or 51 supercar version, modeled after the real car that won and finished third at Le Mans. The rear of the car incorporates technology, aerodynamics, and design, with a carbon fiber shell covering the functional components, visible wheels and suspension, and features a double-layered horizontal tailgate.

Commemorative significance: The Ferrari SP3 is a limited-edition Icona model, with only 599 units produced; the 499P is the Le Mans champion, and this model car is commemorative. For Ferrari fans and model collectors, this is a valuable addition to any collection.

Craftsmanship Value: The details of the original car have been meticulously restored, from the exterior lines to the internal structure, showcasing a high level of craftsmanship, making it both decorative and collectible.