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Ferrari 348 TB Red Bburago 1:18

Ferrari 348 TB Red Bburago 1:18
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Specifications
Brand
Ferrari
Manufacturer
Bburago
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
3039-P4
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About the Ferrari 348 TB Red Bburago 1:18

TL;DR: Bburago's 1:18 diecast Ferrari 348 TB in red reproduces the strake-vented mid-engined V8 that succeeded the 328 in 1989. Its distinctive side vents and Testarossa-inspired styling cues make it visually different from both the model before and after it in Ferrari's lineup.

The 348's side strakes borrow directly from the flagship Testarossa, a styling decision that gave Ferrari's smaller V8 car a family resemblance to its bigger sibling for the first time.

Rendering the Strake Detail at Entry-Tier Diecast

Bburago's diecast build captures the 348's signature side strakes as raised, distinct lines along the flank, the single most identifying feature that separates this car from the smoother 328 it replaced. Rosso Corsa red is applied evenly across the body, holding a consistent tone under direct light even if the depth stops short of a premium resin specialist's clear coat. The doors and hood open on standard diecast hinges, letting a collector view the cabin and rear-mounted engine bay, a genuine strength of this construction method over sealed alternatives. Panel gaps run slightly wider than premium tiers, an honest trade-off at this accessible price point.

A Transitional Ferrari Worth Understanding

The 348 TB arrived as Ferrari's answer to increasingly capable rivals from Lamborghini and Porsche, borrowing styling language from the Testarossa while introducing a new chassis architecture that would carry forward, refined, into the F355. For a collector tracing Ferrari's V8 supercar lineage generation by generation, the 348 marks the point where the brand started visually unifying its smaller and larger models, a detail easy to miss without the 348 sitting on the shelf next to its neighbors.

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