Recreate one of Ferrari’s most iconic power units through the Ferrari Daytona SP3 engine in 1:4 scale, assembled and finished by hand inside the Amalgam workshops. Capture the spirit of the golden 1960s era of motorsport by faithfully reproducing the legendary V12 engine that defined Ferrari dominance. Reflect mechanical authenticity by replicating every visible component, including labels and barcodes, in a project that demands more than 300 hours of meticulous craftsmanship.

Limit production to only 599 pieces, ensuring rarity becomes part of its appeal. Present the model inside a refined black box with a transparent dustproof case and a carbon fibre display base engraved with the model name. Position this piece as more than a scaled engine, but as a tribute to an era when engineering ambition shaped motorsport history. Offer collectors a bold expression of taste that signals knowledge, appreciation, and respect for Ferrari heritage.

Translate the spirit of the classic 1950s barchette into a modern sculptural form through the Ferrari Monza SP2 in 1:8 scale. Build the model using original drawings and data, and shape every surface to reflect the elegant yet aggressive character of the real car. Blend past and future without nostalgia, allowing pure lines and futuristic proportions to coexist with heritage cues.

Craft the model by hand inside the Amalgam studios and display it on a carbon fibre base protected by a clear acrylic cover. Accompany each piece with a numbered certificate of authenticity and a metal serial plate to reinforce exclusivity. Present this model as an object for the man who views automotive design as personal identity, not transportation. Offer a piece that speaks quietly yet confidently about refinement, discipline, and an appreciation for Italian artistry.

Celebrate modern Ferrari engineering through the Ferrari 12 cylinder engine and gearbox in 1:4 scale, inspired by the 830 hp V12 F140HD. Develop the model using official CAD data provided directly by Ferrari and refine it in collaboration with the Ferrari Style Center and engineering teams. Capture every visible element of the engine and eight speed DCT transmission with absolute precision.

Dedicate more than 3500 hours to development and require over 325 hours of manual assembly for each individual piece. Reinterpret materials to scale in order to reproduce the mechanical complexity and aesthetic character of the original engine. Limit production to only 250 units, elevating the model to benchmark status among collectors.

Transform these models into statements of engineering respect rather than simple display items. Allow the modern Arab man who values craftsmanship, legacy, and mechanical excellence to extend his passion for Ferrari beyond the road and into his private world. Let each piece stand as proof that true performance is admired not only in motion, but also in detail.