For enthusiasts who enjoy the engineering behind a Ferrari as much as the finished car, the 1:4 scale Ferrari 12 cylinder engine and gearbox model turns mechanical design into display art. The Ferrari Store currently lists it at 18,495 dollars in the United States.

Created by Amalgam for Ferrari, the model is assembled entirely by hand using technical information including CAD designs, paint codes and material specifications supplied by Ferrari. Production is limited to 250 examples, adding another level of exclusivity.

Rather than placing another miniature supercar on a shelf, this model allows collectors to appreciate the engineering that creates the sound, performance and character associated with a Ferrari V12.

The Ferrari Purosangue brought a very different kind of vehicle into the Maranello family, and its 1:8 scale model is equally ambitious. The US Ferrari Store lists the handcrafted model at 19,995 dollars.

Handmade by Amalgam, the collectible is limited to just 199 examples and can even be produced according to specifications requested by the customer.

Ferrari says more than 3,000 hours went into developing the model, while more than 300 hours are required to build each individual example. An acrylic display case and personalized stainless steel plate complete a collectible that feels closer to miniature automotive sculpture than a conventional model car.

Few Ferrari road cars carry a name with as much significance as the Enzo, making its 1:8 scale recreation particularly appealing to collectors of modern supercar history. Ferrari currently lists the model for 14,305 dollars through its US online store.

Produced by Amalgam for Ferrari, the model comes with a genuine carbon fibre base, transparent acrylic display case and leather case containing a numbered certificate of authenticity.

The complete display measures nearly 70 centimeters in length and weighs around 11 kilograms, giving it considerably more presence than the average scale model. For enthusiasts who grew up admiring one of the defining Ferrari supercars of the early 2000s, it offers a dramatic centerpiece for a collection.

Ferrari design does not have to involve wheels or engines. The Ferrari chessboard transforms one of the oldest strategy games into a luxury collectible, with the US Ferrari Store listing the set at 7,000 dollars.

Made in Italy, the folding wooden board features carbon fibre covering, an interior finished in leather and Alcantara and 32 glossy playing pieces. Prancing Horse details bring Ferrari identity to the design without making it feel like a simple branded souvenir.

Measuring 38 centimeters across and weighing 6 kilograms, the chessboard has enough presence to remain on display between games. It could feel equally at home in an automotive collection, private office or luxury games room.

For a hobby that is better shared with friends, Ferrari brings Maranello style to the card table with its premium poker kit. The US Ferrari Store currently prices the set at 6,600 dollars.

The collection is presented inside a folding wooden case covered in carbon fibre with a leather interior. Inside are eight sets of matte ceramic chips, five playing dice and two decks of cards carrying Prancing Horse personalization.

The entire set is made in Italy and weighs around 4.5 kilograms. It is designed as much for display as it is for actual poker nights, making it one of the more unusual ways for Ferrari enthusiasts to incorporate their passion into a home lounge or private games room.

From an 18,495 dollar engine replica to a 7,000 dollar chessboard, these collectibles prove that Ferrari applies its sense of exclusivity far beyond the cars leaving Maranello. For collectors with the budget and the passion, each one offers a very different way to bring Ferrari history, engineering and design into everyday life.