The Ferrari 512BB (Berlinetta Boxer) is a flagship mid-engine sports car produced by Ferrari from 1976 to 1984. The name "BB" is an abbreviation for Berlinetta Boxer, referring to the coupe equipped with a horizontally opposed (boxer) 12-cylinder engine. Key Features: Engine: 4,942cc horizontally opposed 12-cylinder (actually a 180° V12). Maximum output: Approximately 360ps (360-380ps in later models). Top speed: Approximately 280km/h. Drive System: Mid-engine layout (MR) + rear-wheel drive. It was one of the first series of mass-produced Ferraris to feature a 12-cylinder engine in a mid-engine configuration. Design: The low and wide body was designed by Pininfarina. The wedge-shaped design was an iconic style of 1970s Ferraris and was a rival to the Lamborghini Countach. The 512BB is an evolution of the "365GT4 BB" that appeared in 1973. The 512BB increased the displacement, making it easier to handle and more powerful. "512" means "5-liter 12-cylinder." It was the flagship Ferrari of the time and the highest-end model for road use. Along with the Countach, it was a central figure in the "supercar boom." This is a blog post, and the photos were taken for the post, so both the car body and the individual packaging are in good condition. Please check the photos. - Manufacturer: Eidolon - Model Name: Ferrari 512BB - Year: 1976 - Color: Red & Black - Model Number: EM 029A - Scale: 1/43 Thank you for viewing.