A superb 1:8 scale replica of the Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale has been added to the specialists’ catalogue Amalgam Collectionwhose ability to shape impeccable reproductions, in reduced format, of the “reds” of Maranello, is now known in every corner of the world. The protagonist of the work of the English atelier was, this time, the highest performing car ever made by the men of the “prancing horse”.
The “living room” model is over 60 centimeters long and perfectly imitates every detail of the real supercar. Obviously the price is worthy of the contents: 14,990 euros. If you want, you can spread it over four interest-free installments, but it makes little difference for those who do not live in the midst of comfort.
In exchange for the expense you get a small-great masterpiece, destined to take shape in just 799 specimens. The 1:8 scale model of the Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale is composed of 887 parts. By contacting the Amalgam Collection sales team, it is possible to order a custom build that, perhaps, represents in every detail the real car kept in the garage.
In keeping with tradition, each model is built and assembled by hand by a small team of craftsmen, with a work of about 300 hours. The parts are made with obsessive care, referring to the data of the scan of the real-size model, to the CAD projects and the specifications of the materials provided directly by the Maranello company. The photos are enough to reveal the sublime perfection of the work.
The source of inspiration was one of the most beloved “reds” of our time. The Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale is powered by a hybrid V8, capable of developing a total power of 1030 horsepower. No road car from the “prancing horse” had reached such a figure before.
The performance is sublime, with acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in 2.3 seconds and from 0 to 200 km/h in 6.5 seconds. These are astonishing figures, but even more impressive is the lap time achieved on the Fiorano track: 1’17″309. We are well below the stratospheric Ferrari LaFerraribut now the latter’s heir will take care of restoring the hierarchy.
Source: www.autoblog.it
