[The Kramer team 934, who won three DRM wins in 1976]
--The Porsche Turbo RSR is a commercial racing car developed for international sports car racing that started in 1976.
――31 units of this machine, which was also called 934 Racing because it is a group 4 vehicle based on Porsche 930 turbo.
――Among them, the machine of the Kramer team, whose main sponsor is the German air conditioner maker [Viland], has a vivid finish with orange and pink stripes based on cobalt green.
――Always active as a top contender, winning the 1976 DRM (German Sportscar Championship) Round 2 Mainz Finten, Round 4 Norisring, and Round 10 Hockenheim.
――Driver Bob Wollek won the top of DRM's annual ranking division 1 class.
[Model outline]
--A 1/24 scale plastic model assembly kit.
--Overall length 179mm, overall width 83mm.
--The powerful form such as the over fender and large rear wing, which are wider than the commercial type, is modeled as it is in the actual vehicle.
――The interior equipped with a roll cage, suspension, and the underside of the chassis have a three-dimensional finish.
--The logo of the main sponsor, the air conditioner manufacturer [Viland], the rabbit mascot, and the colorful stripes are prepared with the slide marks made by Cartograph.
――Etched parts and inlet marks that enhance the sense of precision are also set.
* The photo shows the kit assembled and painted.
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )