Lamborghini Diablo 6.0 VT, Green

The Diablo 6.0 was the Lamborghini Diablo's last and finest act, the 1999-2001 send-off developed under Audi's new ownership and shaped by Luc Donckerwolke into a cleaner, fixed-headlight form. The "VT" signals that it carried viscous-coupling four-wheel drive, taming the 6.0-litre V12 that sat behind the cabin and made this the most usable, best-built Diablo of the run, the bridge between the analogue Countach age and the Murciélago that replaced it. Seen here in acid green over black multi-spoke wheels, it reads exactly as a late-1990s Sant'Agata supercar should: wide, low, deliberately intimidating, with the twin round taillights, "Lamborghini VT" script and dual exhausts marking the back.

The model captures the gloss of that vivid green against the matte-black centre-lock wheels and their green calipers, with the fixed rear wing and clean nose treatment of the 6.0 faithfully rendered. It is built at 1:18 and sits on a finished display base.