Lamborghini Countach LPI 800-4 1:64 – TimeMicro × PSC Design | 191/999
Lamborghini Countach LPI 800-4 – A Modern Icon in 1:64 Scale
Some cars are remembered because they are fast. Some are remembered because they look incredible. And then there are cars that become part of automotive history.
The Lamborghini Countach belongs to that last category.
For decades, the Countach name has represented Lamborghini’s bold approach to automotive design. The modern Countach LPI 800-4 takes inspiration from that legendary heritage and combines it with modern Lamborghini technology.
Now, that design has found its way into the Wheel Vaults collection in a much smaller form.
This particular model is a 1:64-scale Lamborghini Countach LPI 800-4 from TimeMicro × PSC Design, finished in a striking green color and presented in an acrylic display case.
The piece in the Wheel Vaults collection is numbered:
198/999
That individual number makes this particular model a unique piece within its limited numbered run.
Model Details
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | TimeMicro × PSC Design |
| Vehicle | Lamborghini Countach LPI 800-4 |
| Scale | 1:64 |
| Color | Green / Verde Mantis-style finish |
| Edition Number | 198/999 |
| Model Type | Die-cast collectible |
| Packaging | Acrylic display case |
| Collection | Wheel Vaults |
Collector Note: The 198/999 number refers to the individual edition number shown on the model’s display plaque.
The Lamborghini Countach Legacy
Before looking closely at the miniature, it is worth understanding why the Countach name is so important.
The original Lamborghini Countach became one of the defining designs of the supercar era. Its dramatic proportions, sharp lines and iconic scissor doors helped establish an unmistakable Lamborghini visual identity.
The modern Countach LPI 800-4 was created as a limited-series model celebrating that heritage. Lamborghini describes it as a car inspired by the past but made for the future. The company planned production of only 112 units of the real car.
That makes the real Countach LPI 800-4 an exclusive automobile, while the 1:64 model allows collectors to bring its design into a miniature collection.
A Modern Interpretation of the Countach
The Countach LPI 800-4 isn’t simply a reproduction of the original Countach.
Instead, Lamborghini took recognizable elements from the classic car and interpreted them through modern design.
The result is a low, sharp and futuristic-looking supercar.
The real car features the characteristic Lamborghini scissor doors, a low geometric cabin and a body design that combines the Countach’s historical identity with modern aerodynamic and technological elements.
These design characteristics translate particularly well into a 1:64 model because the Countach has such a distinctive silhouette.
Even when reduced to a fraction of its original size, the car remains immediately recognizable.
The 1:64 TimeMicro × PSC Design Model
The Wheel Vaults example comes from TimeMicro × PSC Design and represents the Lamborghini Countach LPI 800-4 in 1:64 scale.
At this scale, every millimeter matters.
The model’s low stance, sharp bodywork and contrasting sections create the aggressive appearance expected from the Countach.
The bright green exterior is the first thing that catches the eye.
Instead of using a subtle or traditional supercar color, this version has a highly noticeable green finish that gives the model a strong presence inside a display cabinet.
Verde Green Finish
The green exterior is arguably one of the most attractive aspects of this particular model.
The bright green body contrasts with the darker elements of the car, creating a visual combination that makes the miniature stand out.
From the top view, the green body panels, black roof area and silver detailing are clearly visible.
The model also features Italian tricolour-inspired detailing, adding another visual connection to the car’s Italian heritage.
For a collector, this kind of color combination works especially well in photographs because the green body immediately separates the model from more common black, white or silver diecast cars.
Details From the Top
One of the best angles for this model is the top view.
From above, the miniature reveals several details that make it more than just a simple representation of the Countach.
The roof, central body sections, windshield, green side panels and racing-inspired graphics all work together.
The model also carries additional markings that give it a more motorsport-inspired appearance.
At 1:64 scale, these small details become particularly important because they contribute significantly to the overall realism of the model.
The Aggressive Countach Shape
The Countach has always been associated with dramatic proportions, and the modern LPI 800-4 continues that tradition.
The real car uses sharp lines and a low, wide stance to create its unmistakable appearance. Lamborghini also incorporates modern aerodynamic elements and a full carbon-fibre body into the real vehicle.
The miniature captures the general visual character of that design.
From the front, the model has a very low profile.
From the side, the silhouette looks sharp and aggressive.
From the rear, the wide stance and aerodynamic shape give it the presence of a much larger supercar.
Limited Edition 198/999
For collectors, one of the most interesting details on this particular Wheel Vaults model is the edition number.
198/999
The display plaque identifies this piece as number 198 from a numbered run of 999.
This is one of those small details that can make a collectible feel more personal.
Two collectors could own the exact same model, but their individual edition numbers would make each piece different within the numbered series.
For Wheel Vaults, this particular example is:
No. 198/999
And that number will remain part of the identity of this model within the collection.
Acrylic Display Case
The model is presented in a clear acrylic display case.
For a collector, presentation is almost as important as the model itself.
Acrylic allows the car to remain visible from multiple angles while providing a layer of protection from dust and accidental handling.
The black base creates a strong contrast with the green Lamborghini.
The display plaque at the front provides additional information about the model and its edition number.
This presentation gives the piece more of a premium collectible appearance rather than making it look like an ordinary loose 1:64 car.
Real Lamborghini Countach LPI 800-4 Specifications
While the Wheel Vaults piece is a 1:64 collectible, the car it represents is a serious modern Lamborghini.
According to Lamborghini’s official specifications, the real Countach LPI 800-4 uses a 6,498 cc V12 engine combined with a hybrid system. Its combustion engine produces 780 CV, while the electric motor contributes an additional 34 CV, giving a combined output of 814 CV (599 kW).
The official figures include:
- Engine: 6.5-litre naturally aspirated V12
- Displacement: 6,498 cc
- Combustion engine output: 780 CV
- Electric motor: 34 CV
- Combined output: 814 CV
- Transmission: 7-speed ISR
- Drive: All-wheel drive
- Top speed: 355 km/h
- 0–100 km/h: 2.8 seconds
Lamborghini also lists four-wheel steering and four-wheel drive among the car’s key technologies.
Hybrid Technology Behind the Countach
One of the most interesting aspects of the real Countach LPI 800-4 is its hybrid system.
Rather than using a conventional large battery-electric setup, Lamborghini uses a supercapacitor-based hybrid system paired with a 34 CV electric motor.
The electric system weighs approximately 34 kg, according to Lamborghini. The company says the supercapacitor technology can store significantly more energy than a lithium-ion battery of comparable weight.
This technology was also used in Lamborghini’s Sián family and reflects the company’s approach to adding electric assistance while maintaining the character of a naturally aspirated V12.
Performance of the Real Countach
The numbers behind the Countach LPI 800-4 are impressive.
With 814 CV of combined power, Lamborghini lists a top speed of 355 km/h and a 0–100 km/h acceleration time of 2.8 seconds.
The car also uses all-wheel drive and rear-wheel steering technology.
At lower speeds, rear-wheel steering is designed to improve agility, while at higher speeds it helps with stability and control.
All of this technology sits underneath the dramatic Countach-inspired exterior.
Why This Model Belongs in a Diecast Collection
A good diecast collection isn’t necessarily about having the largest number of cars.
For many collectors, it’s about having models that represent something important.
The Countach is one of those names.
It represents Lamborghini’s design philosophy, supercar culture and the evolution of the Countach name from an iconic classic into a modern limited-series hypercar.
The TimeMicro × PSC Design 1:64 model brings that story into a compact collectible format.
And because this particular example is 198/999, it has an additional numbered-edition identity.
Wheel Vaults Collection
This Lamborghini Countach LPI 800-4 is now part of the Wheel Vaults collection.
Wheel Vaults is building a collection around interesting, detailed and collectible scale models, with the goal of documenting the cars rather than simply displaying them.
Each model can tell a different story.
Some models represent legendary manufacturers.
Some represent iconic cars.
Others stand out because of their color, scale, manufacturer, limited-edition status or unique design.
The Countach LPI 800-4 combines several of these characteristics in one model.
Photography & Display
The green Countach also makes an excellent subject for diecast photography.
The bright body color provides a strong contrast against darker backgrounds, while the acrylic case creates a clean presentation.
For photography, the model can be captured from several angles:
Front View
Shows the aggressive stance and low nose.
Top View
Highlights the roof, windshield, body graphics and green finish.
Side View
Best for showing the Countach’s distinctive silhouette.
Rear View
Shows the wide stance and rear design.
Display Shot
The acrylic case and numbered plaque can be included to emphasize the collectible nature of the piece.
Collector’s Perspective
What makes this model interesting isn’t just the Lamborghini badge.
It is the combination of:
Lamborghini Countach LPI 800-4
- TimeMicro × PSC Design
- 1:64 scale
- Green finish
- Acrylic display case
- Limited numbering
- 198/999
- Wheel Vaults collection
Together, these details make the model a distinctive addition to a 1:64 collection.
The real Countach LPI 800-4 was produced as a highly limited Lamborghini model, while this miniature provides a way to preserve its design in collectible form.
Final Thoughts
The TimeMicro × PSC Design Lamborghini Countach LPI 800-4 is a great example of how a legendary full-size supercar can be transformed into a detailed 1:64 collectible.
The bright green finish immediately attracts attention, while the black and silver details give the model a strong contrast. The acrylic case makes it suitable for display, and the 198/999 edition number gives this particular example its own identity.
For Wheel Vaults, this isn’t simply another Lamborghini model.
It represents one of the most recognizable names in Lamborghini history, reinterpreted as a modern supercar and captured in miniature.
The real Countach LPI 800-4 combines Lamborghini’s V12 heritage with hybrid technology, all-wheel drive, rear-wheel steering and modern performance.
The Wheel Vaults model takes that story and places it on a collector’s shelf.
Wheel Vaults Collection — Lamborghini Countach LPI 800-4
TimeMicro × PSC Design | 1:64 | 198/999 | Green | Acrylic Display Case
A legendary name. A modern Countach. One small-scale collectible.