Ferrari F12tdf, Bianco Italia

The F12tdf was the hardest-edged version of the F12berlinetta: a 6.3-litre naturally aspirated V12 making 769bhp, rear-wheel steering, and a kerb weight cut by 110kg over the standard F12berlinetta. The intent is plain in the bodywork: widened arches, the deep front splitter, the gaping bonnet and flank vents, and the prominent rear spoiler, all of it serving the car's Tour de France namesake and its single-minded focus on pace. Only 799 were built, and it was sold only to existing Ferrari clients, which is why it remains one of the most sought-after modern Maranello road cars.

This example wears a white body with a tricolore centre stripe (green-white-red) and a contrasting turquoise roof and A-pillar treatment, set off by red-finished split-spoke wheels and Rosso brake calipers. The model captures the tdf's hunched stance and intricate aero work cleanly, presented on a red leather-look base with an engraved F12tdf nameplate. It is built at 1:18.