1. Exquisite Craftsmanship: The lacquer surface is sprayed and polished through multiple processes, resulting in a rich, even color and a refined appearance. Interior details such as the dashboard and seats are accentuated with intricate carvings and the assembly of microcomponents, and even the texture of the steering wheel is clearly visible. 2. Material Description: The main body of this static simulation car model is made of zinc diecast, which offers mechanical properties and processing stability. Zinc alloys provide outstanding molding precision and structural integrity during model production, and they are less prone to deformation or oxidation after prolonged placement or handling. 3. Process Description: After diecasting, the body is mechanically polished to ensure a smooth, burr surface and natural detail transitions. The surface spraying process employs a multilayer composite coating technology combined with transparency, bright paint to effectively enhance color saturation and wear resistance. 4. Appearance Description: The model strictly adheres to the actual vehicle's proportions in its design. It features smooth, natural body lines and detailed, precise elements, faithfully capturing the essence of the original car's design. From the overall silhouette to local structures, precision molds are used to achieve a simulated representation.