Amalgam Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale (2023) | 1:8

17.995,00 

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Amalgam Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale (2023) | 1:8

As the first road-legal XX car from Maranello, this exceptional hypercar combines the extreme performance of the dedicated racing programmes with the usability of a road car. Featuring cutting-edge aerodynamics, a striking fixed rear wing and an optimysed hybrid powertrain, the original vehicle marks a technical milestone in the history of the Italian manufacturer.

This miniature, strictly limited to precisely 799 pieces worldwide in an imposing 1:8 scale, is the result of over 3,000 hours of intensive development work. Each individual model is assembled by hand by a small team of specialised model makers in more than 300 working hours. Made from thousands of high-precision components
Among these are delicate photo-etched parts, detailed cast components and CNC-machined metal elements that reflect the original down to the smallest detail. Thanks to direct and close cooperation with the manufacturer, original CAD data, exact paint codes and authentic material specifications were used during development. A high-precision digital scan of the real vehicle also ensures that the proportions and details of the approximately 60-centimetre-long replica uncompromisingly match the original. The model impresses with an extremely high manufacturing quality and represents the highest level of craftsmanship for ambitious collectors.

Condition brand new
Item Number (SKU): M6284-SC1

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Weight 35 kg
Dimensions 80 × 120 × 70 cm
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Safety instructions

Collector's model for adults, not suitable for children under 14 years of age due to parts that can be swallowed.

Manufacturer information:
Amalgam Collection, The Power House, Romney Avenue, Lockleaze, Bristol, BS7 9ST, UK.
responsible person:
Sandy Copeman