1/3 Scale Engine - Enzo (2002)

Immensely passionate about Ferrari and its engines, artisan Terzo Dalia has been handcrafting incredibly detailed and faithful representations of Ferrari’s finest componentry in very small numbers. Recognised by collectors worldwide and even Luca de Montezemolo, Dalia constructs 1/3 scale replicas – much more than mere models.

The first engine Dalia completed coincided with the Golden Jubilee of Ferrari and after nomination, placed first overall. Both Piero Ferrari and Luca di Montezemolo presented him with the award and his works can be seen in the Ferrari Museum in Maranello, Italy.

Utilising many of the same practices and materials as Ferrari would in period, the recreation of the Enzo’s 65-degree V12 powerplant uses 83 parts, each one hand-formed and sand-cast aluminium and turned stainless steel. It is held together by no fewer than 260 screws and 438 holes, the assembly of the engine uses no adhesives. Just 349 examples of this engine model were produced by Terzo Dalia.

The fully synchronised engine can rotate in exact firing order with the 12 separate pistons linked as they would be in full scale, by connecting rods to the crankshaft. Additionally linked by a series of internal gears, the outside pulleys link to the rotating pulley. The Enzo engine also features the bespoke carbon fibre airbox and engine covers, along with the polished manifold.

Each engine takes over a year to produce and assemble and comes in at an astounding 12-kilogram weight.

• One of just 349 examples produced by Terzo Dalia
• Comprising of 83 separate parts
• Held together by no fewer than 260 screws
• Bespoke carbon fibre airbox and engine covers
• Each engine took over a year to produce and assemble