"In the early sixties, the famous powerboat racer Nando Dell'Orto decided to put a 12-cylinder Ferrari engine on a 3-point hull prepared by the Cantieri Timossi shipyard. The hull was designed for inboard racing (800 kg class). The engine was prepared by Rinaldo Tinarelli, who was known as ""the Wizard"", the structure of the hull was made of wooden beams covered with marine plywood. The engine cowling and tail fin, both coloured in Ferrari red and with Ferrari markings, became a symbol of power and aggression. Kit includes laser-cut wooden structure, double planking of plywood and mahogany, pre-fabricated fairing and tail fin, steel dashboard and details, chrome exhaust system and brass rudder. Wooden base NOT included. Length built: 79 cm."
