International edition An international automotive publication

VAUDERIVE ÉDITIONS

ROAD & MOTOR

Objects / Scale models

The 1:8 scale Amalgam Ferrari 12Cilindri in Rosso Imola photographed in a studio, three-quarter front view, capturing the V12 grand tourer's proportions, paint finish and wheel detail
The 1:8 scale Amalgam Ferrari 12Cilindri in Rosso Imola photographed in a studio, three-quarter front view, capturing the V12 grand tourer's proportions, paint finish and wheel detail. Photography courtesy of Amalgam Collection

Amalgam Collection Ferrari 12Cilindri (2024), 1:8 scale

Amalgam Collection

£13,495.00 GBP

Amalgam builds each 12Cilindri from original Ferrari CAD data, paint codes and material specifications, with over 3,000 development hours behind the master pattern. At more than 59 centimetres long with thousands of individual parts, it is closer to coachbuilding than to a toy.

Scale1:8
LengthOver 59 cm (23 in)
FinishRosso Imola exterior, Blu Sterling interior
BasisOriginal Ferrari CAD designs, paint codes and material specifications
DevelopmentOver 3,000 development hours; over 300 build hours per model
Edition199 pieces
View object ← All objects

Why Road & Motor selected it

Amalgam builds each 12Cilindri from original Ferrari CAD data, paint codes and material specifications, with over 3,000 development hours behind the master pattern. At more than 59 centimetres long with thousands of individual parts, it is closer to coachbuilding than to a toy. For the garage that has everything else, this is the object that gets studied.

Road & Motor is not a retailer. Details were verified against the maker or publisher at the time of publication; availability and pricing may change.

Related stories

Lamborghini 6.2-litre V12 engine mounted on a display stand, mechanical detail of exhausts and gearbox

Design

The Great-Engine Renaissance: Why the Best Engines Are Being Built Now

V12s revving past 12,000 rpm, a naturally aspirated V16, a turbo V8 that spins to 10,000. Against every prediction, the internal combustion engine's most extraordinary chapter is being written today, with hybridisation as its enabler.
Black and cream 1933 Duesenberg J Weymann boattail speedster on the Pebble Beach Concours lawn by the sea

Culture

The 75th Pebble Beach Concours: A Duesenberg, a Farewell, and the State of the Art

The Clark Gable SSJ took Best of Show at a landmark edition that also marked the end of Sandra Button's 40-year chairmanship. Notes on what the concours is becoming.
Light blue 1934 Bugatti Type 59 Grand Prix car parked on gravel at a concours

Culture

The Custodian: Fritz Burkard and the Pearl Collection's Case for Using Cars

The Swiss collector behind one of the world's great private collections does not think of himself as a collector at all. On driving irreplaceable cars, and meaning it.