Ferrari F60 America, Red

Ferrari built the F60 America to mark sixty years in the United States, and only ten were made. It was an open-top, North-America-only salute to the Ferrari NART roadsters of the 1960s. Underneath sits the F12berlinetta's 6.3-litre V12, but the body is its own thing: no folding hardtop, just a pair of small fabric covers, twin roll hoops behind the seats, and the asymmetric cockpit treatment that gives the driver's side a tinted strip while the passenger gets body colour. A single silver racing stripe runs over the bonnet, the rear deck carries the script badge, and the whole car reads as a deliberate throwback to when Luigi Chinetti's customers wanted a Ferrari with the roof gone for good.

The model captures the deep gloss of the standard red against the dark five-spoke wheels and red calipers, with the open cabin, contrast roll hoops and the bonnet stripe all picked out cleanly. It is built at 1:18 and sits on a white leather-textured base.