
Ferrari 512 TR Silver Mira 1:18

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About the Ferrari 512 TR Silver Mira 1:18
TL;DR: Mira's 1:18 diecast Ferrari 512 TR coupe in Silver reproduces the closed-roof form of Ferrari's early-1990s flat-12 flagship. Wide rear haunches, side strakes, and a low pop-up headlight face capture the shape at accessible mass-market pricing.
Unlike the open interpretations sometimes offered of this car, the coupe body here matches how Ferrari actually built and sold the 512TR, roof intact and side strakes running unbroken along the flanks.
The 512TR's Correct Coupe Silhouette
A closed roof keeps the 512TR's greenhouse and side strakes visually connected in a single sweeping line, and that continuity is part of what made the Testarossa family's design so distinctive against boxier 1980s and 1990s rivals. Mira's diecast construction, built to an accessible price point, renders that silhouette with recognizable accuracy even if panel tolerances and interior mapping trail behind premium alternatives. Silver paint suits this shape well, letting the strakes and vents along the doors and rear quarters catch light and shadow rather than relying on color intensity, which is a fair way to judge how cleanly the tooling captured those surfaces. The doors typically open on a model at this price and scale, giving a look into a simplified but legible cabin.
A Flat-12 Flagship at the Start of the 1990s
The 512TR refined the Testarossa formula that had defined Ferrari's flagship through the 1980s, keeping the flat-12 engine mounted behind the cabin and the wide, strake-lined bodywork while updating performance and mechanical detail for a new decade. It stood as the last major expression of that body style before Ferrari's flagship shape changed again later in the 1990s.
A Value-Focused Addition to a Ferrari Shelf
This coupe suits a collector wanting the correct, factory-form 512TR silhouette without premium resin pricing, and it pairs naturally with the open-top version as a shape comparison.













