As for the model. I am not 100% sure who built it, but they did a fine job. Presented in a red display box similar to what you would get with a BBR or MR Ferrari. The wheels and tires are very nice. The brakes behind the wheels are a bit too shiny for my liking. From the photos of the real car, it appears the body is quite accurate. It does however not have the front fender vents nor does it have the air scope that comes out of the cockpit. Small details that are not a huge turn off. The paint is exceptional; very rich and shiny! The decals are good and seem very accurate to the photos with one problem. Like the Safari Porsche by Spark, the decals cover the door gaps. It looks odd. The interior is very clean and crisp. It displays nicely but does not have the look of the real car. This is where Exoto excels; giving every piece the look and feel of the real car. This model is just too clean for me in the cockpit area. Saying that, it is nicely detailed and seems accurate. By no means is the interior bad. There is a small portion of the engine that was reproduced. Just enough to tell that there is a motor. It is a sealed model so they did the enough. Overall, this is a great model. I picked this up for $100 and was shipped to me for $40. It would be impossible for me to be disappointed. The detail far exceeds my $100 standard. The historical significance of the car makes it a very special piece in anyones collection. If you collect Ferrari, CanAm, or any historic race cars then I would strongly suggest looking into one of these.
