Lamborghini Veneno Roadster, Matte Black

Lamborghini built the Veneno to mark its fiftieth anniversary, and the open Roadster pushed the idea to its limit: a roofless, race-bred shape carved almost entirely from carbon fibre, with a 6.5-litre V12 and aerodynamics borrowed more from a Le Mans prototype than a road car. Every surface here has a job: the sharp arrow nose, the deep side channels, the towering rear wing and that exposed, fin-laced diffuser feeding air out the back. Only a handful were made, and the cabin's bare carbon tub and minimal trim say everything about who it was built for: collectors who wanted the most extreme thing Sant'Agata had ever signed off.

The model captures it in a deep matte black that lets the bodywork's facets read as pure geometry, lifted by fine acid-green pinstriping that traces the sills, splitter and diffuser and carries through to the seats. Crisp panel shut-lines, photo-etched mesh and the detailed engine bay reward a close look. H&H presents it at 1:18 on a black leather-trimmed base.