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 microparts, while even the texture of the steering wheel is clearly visible. 2. Material Description: The static simulation car model is primarily made of zinc alloy and produced using diecasting to ensure the structural strength of the vehicle. It can precisely replicate complex curved surfaces and detailed structures, making it the preferred metal material in current end model making. 3. Process Description: A multilayer metal painting technique is applied, including primer, color paint, and a clear protective coat. This gives the car paint a rich color, strong adhesion, and scratch resistance. Components like the exhaust pipe and wheel hubs are coated using gloss technology to achieve a metallic sheen, enhancing the overall visual structure. 4. Appearance Description: The exterior design fully matches the proportions of the real car, featuring precise contours that completely reflect the original's stylistic language and design approach. Details such as the front and rear lights, air intake grille, wheels, and side mirrors closely resemble the authentic car design.