The world is still gearing up for the new year, but the Amalgam Collection is already moving. The company announced that it is expanding its relationship with Ferrari. The Italian automaker will now allow customers to order a bespoke amalgam model when ordering their bespoke Ferrari.
The two have worked closely together since 1998, with Amalgam supplying bespoke Ferrari models to customers since 2005. This new partnership expands their collaborative efforts. Customers who order a new one Ferrari Roma, 812 Super Fast812GT, Portofino M, SF90 Stradale, or SF90 Spider at your Ferrari dealership, you can order a corresponding bespoke 1/8th or 1/12th scale model from Amalgam. The smaller bespoke models will only be available through dealers.
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Ferrari sends the car’s specs directly to Amalgam, which then builds a perfect miniature copy. The model includes the custom exterior and interior of the real car, with the 1/8th scale models featuring opening doors and lots of detail. Amalgam sells the models with a carbon fiber base and a transparent dust cover. It also offers display bases and lighting options as available options to help customers create the perfect display.
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Amalgam’s relationship with Ferrari dates back decades, beginning just a few years after the company began manufacturing miniature cars. The toy company builds several different brands and models that look like the real thing. Amalgam places great emphasis on creating detailed models and has even built smartphone connectivity into them, allowing for working lights and automatic doors.
Amalgam ended last year due Review of 2022 and the presented models. The company also launched its new fine art screenprints, which will continue through 2023 with a collection of Aston Martin prints. They will highlight the state-of-the-art Valkyrie and the legendary DB5.
Planned models include the Bugatti Type 59, Mercedes AMG OneFerrari 250 TR, Ferrari Purosangue, the Generation 3 Formula E car and more. It will also build aircraft – the De Havilland DH.98 Mosquito (1:16 scale) and the Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress (1:32 scale). Expect the craftsmanship and attention to detail of Amalgam in everything it offers in 2023.
