[934 of the Claimer team, which won three games with DRM in 1976] The Porsche Turbo RSR is a commercial racing car developed for international sports car races that began in 1976. This car, also known as 934 Racing, is a Group 4 vehicle based on the Porsche 930 Turbo, produced 31 units. Among them, the machine of the Kramer team, which is mainly sponsored by the German air conditioner manufacturer "Vilant", has a vivid finish with orange and pink stripes based on cobalt green. He has always been active as a top contender, winning the second round of the DRM (German Sports Car Championship) in 1976, Mainz Finten, the fourth round of Norris Link, and the 10th round of Hockenheim. Driver Bob Walek won the top of the annual ranking division 1 class of DRM. [Model requirements] ●It is a 1/24 scale plastic model assembly kit. ●Total length 179mm, total width 83mm. ● Powerful forms such as over fenders and large rear wings, which are even wider than the commercial type, are modelled as the actual car. ●The interior equipped with a roll cage, the suspension, and the bottom of the chassis are also full of three-dimensionality. ●The logo, rabbit mascot, and colourful stripes of the main sponsor's air conditioner manufacturer "Vilant" are prepared with the slide mark made by Cultgraph. ●Etching parts and inlet marks that increase the sense of precision are also set.
