
Ferrari 512TR Targa Silver Mira 1:18

About the Ferrari 512TR Targa Silver Mira 1:18
TL;DR: Mira's 1:18 diecast Ferrari 512TR in Silver presents an open-top Targa take on Ferrari's early-1990s flat-12 supercar. Built at the accessible end of the diecast market, it captures the wide, side-strake profile that defined the Testarossa family without premium-tier pricing.
The 512TR's broad rear haunches and side strakes were designed to feed air to the flat-12 engine mounted behind the cabin, and that wide stance is the shape's most recognizable trait at any scale.
An Open-Top Read on a Wide-Bodied Supercar
Removing the roof on this diecast changes how the 512TR's proportions read, opening sightlines into the cabin that a closed Testarossa-family car would otherwise conceal, though it's worth noting the factory-built 512TR itself was produced as a coupe, so this treatment presents an open-bodied variation rather than a documented factory convertible. Silver paint on a car this wide shows panel definition clearly, since the strakes and vents along the flanks depend on shadow and highlight rather than color saturation to read correctly, and that's a fair test of the casting's surfacing quality. Mira's construction sits at the accessible end of the market, so panel tolerances and interior detail trail behind premium alternatives, but the overall silhouette, the wide rear track, and the pop-up headlight face come through clearly at this price.
The 512TR as the Testarossa's Refined Successor
The 512TR arrived in the early 1990s as an updated version of Ferrari's Testarossa, keeping the flat-12 engine and wide-bodied profile while sharpening the performance and refinement that had aged in the original. It represented the final major evolution of that body style before Ferrari moved to a different flagship shape later in the decade.
An Accessible Entry to Ferrari's Flat-12 Era
For a collector wanting the wide-bodied Testarossa silhouette on a shelf without stepping up to premium resin, this piece offers that shape honestly at its own price tier.













