Amalgam Collection

Presenting the Ferrari 499P Engine prototype at 1:4 scale.

Each exceptional finished piece is the result of a meticulous development process, necessitating more than 3500 hours of work. Developed from CAD data supplied by Ferrari, our engineers fabricate a pattern for each component of the model. These master patterns are then produced using 3D printing and meticulous hand-finishing before moulds are taken to create a small batch of precisely engineered cast components, each one carefully fettled and fitted to create a complete set. The prototype model is assembled in grey primer to allow deep scrutiny of the individual pieces.

Only once the grey primer prototype has the approval of the designers and engineers at Ferrari, will the model be disassembled, painted, detailed and reassembled before proceeding to final sign-off. This prototype remains the benchmark for every piece that follows, every detail reproduced with absolute fidelity, creating a sculptural masterpiece that captures the heart of Ferrari's formidable 499P with absolute precision.

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Presenting the Mclaren M23D at 1:18 scale.

Forming one half of the legendary Hunt-Lauda rivalry, this iconic car took to the Fuji Speedway on the 24th October for the final race of the 1976 season. In torrential rain and treacherous conditions at Fuji Speedway, reigning champion Niki Lauda withdraw after just two laps; Hunt, meanwhile, persevered in the M23D, continuing on to claim the final podium place, earning four points and claiming the World Championship of Drivers title at the very last.

Made using the finest quality materials, each model has been assembled by our artisans from precisely engineered parts, including castings, photo-etchings and CNC machined metal components.

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We invite you to take a closer look at the extraordinary details of our iconic Porsche Carrera GT, meticulously crafted at 1:8 scale.

Each model is comprised of thousands of precisely engineered parts, including castings, photo-etchings and CNC machined metal components, painstakingly hand-assembled by our artisans with absolute precision to capture each exact detail.

Built from self-derived CAD data developed from a full scan of an original Carrera GT chassis, this model was subject to detailed scrutiny by both engineering and design teams throughout its development, ensuring complete accuracy of representation.

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On this day 70 years ago, the Jaguar D-type claimed an extraordinary 1-2-3-4 victory at the 12 Hours of Reims on the 30th June 1956.

Built in March 1956 as one of twelve Longnose cars and adorned in the classic British Racing Green, chassis XKD 605 stood as the marque’s penultimate D-type, and Reims would be its competitive debut. Piloted by Duncan Hamilton and Ivor Bueb, this legendary machine covered 1332 miles before crossing the finish line five miles ahead of the D-type behind it, with third and fourth positions also claimed by this extraordinary car.

Although originally built for Le Mans, the XKD 605 would go on to struggle at the Circuit de la Sarthe that year - ultimately finishing sixth due to a cracked fuel injection pipe. The Ecurie Ecosse D-type claimed first place however, and the D-type would go on to dominate the following 1957 racing season - cementing its place in Le Mans history as one of the race’s most successful cars.

Meticulously replicating the Reims-winning chassis XKD 605, both 1:8 and 1:18 scale models of this legendary car are available to purchase on our website. Link in bio.