The Ferrari Mythos has a very complex shape. Tamiya has captured that shape for this kit.

The main color for this kit is red. The body parts for this kit have a nice polished look to them. There is no flash and barely perceptible mold parting lines.

For younger less experienced builders, who are not able to paint yet, this kit can be built out of the box with no painting.

The clear parts are very prominent on this kit. They are very clear.

Metallic gray part are mostly for the engine. This engine is rather simplistic. Definitely not as complex or detailed as in some of the newer Tamiya kits. But is more than you get in some modern kits.

Most of the chassis parts come in black

Tamiya seems to have wheels that are perfectly chromed in every kit.

Rubber tires and poly caps to hold the wheels on.

The metal transfers really do lend some realism to the finished kit.

If you understand how to read Tamiya instructions, they are really good. There are symbols for just about everything. Be sure you understand each step of the instructions and wont have any problems.

Paint colors you will need.

Box art shows exactly what is in the box.

This kit has a low parts count at 96, making it more suitable for people with less experience. Even though this is an older kit, it is still competitive with most other manufacturers kits in quality and buildability.