
Ferrari 360 Modena Dark Green Metallic Bburago 1:18

About the Ferrari 360 Modena Dark Green Metallic Bburago 1:18
TL;DR: Bburago's 1:18 diecast Ferrari 360 Modena in dark green metallic reproduces the aluminum-chassis supercar in a plain finish, without racing numbers or sponsor graphics. Zinc alloy construction and opening doors deliver genuine 1:18 shelf presence, a clean alternative to the numbered and promotional editions built on the same casting.
Where several Bburago 360 Modena releases carry racing numbers or promotional branding, this dark green metallic version keeps the body clean, letting Pininfarina's design stand without added graphics.
A Plain-Color 360 Modena Without Livery Distraction
Not every collector wants a numbered or sponsor-branded diecast, and this dark green metallic 360 Modena serves that preference directly, presenting the casting's proportions and surface detail without racing decals or promotional text competing for attention. The metallic finish carries genuine flake depth under direct light, richer than a flat single-stage color, and the deep green tone suits the 360's curves in a way that reads as understated rather than showy, a contrast to Ferrari's more expected red. Construction follows Bburago's standard approach at this tier: zinc alloy body with real hand-held weight, functional opening doors and hood, and a simplified but recognizable cabin. Panel gaps run wider than premium resin alternatives, an honest trade-off at this accessible price point. The absence of livery graphics also makes this a practical choice for collectors who prefer to display several 360 Modenas together without racing numbers repeating or overlapping in a themed row.
Bburago's Long Ferrari Diecast Relationship
Bburago has held a Ferrari license for decades, among the longest-running relationships of its kind in mass-market diecast, and that history is part of why the 360 Modena casting appeared across so many colors, numbers, and promotional tie-ins over the years. A plain-color release like this one represents the baseline version of that catalog, the one without an added story beyond the car itself. That consistency of casting across so many releases means the underlying model, panel lines, wheel design, and proportions, stays identical no matter which specific edition a collector chooses to buy. For a collector who prefers the model to speak for itself rather than through a livery, that baseline is often the more satisfying choice.
Set beside a numbered or livery-branded 360 Modena from the same range, this dark green example offers visual contrast and a cleaner read on the casting itself.















