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Porsche Carrera GT 1/12 Scale Kit .

Future Collectors Item

【 About the Model 】　★Plastic model assembly kit of the Porsche Carrera GT, a super sports car which represents the sum of the German motor company’s considerable racing know-how. ★1/12 scale. Length: 385mm, width: 160mm, height: 97mm. ★Model assembly has been designed in such a way as to allow unblemished recreation of the elegant curves of the body. ★Features a highly accurate reconstruction of the chassis. ★The midship V10 engine is depicted in exquisite detail. ★Pushrod front/rear suspension is fully movable. ★Photo-etched parts are included to recreate the mesh which features on the rear engine hood. ★Durable die cast parts are included to depict the undertray (comes pre-painted in black), front trunk and suspension arms. ★Opening doors, front hood and engine hood really crank up the realism. ★Rear cowling opens smoothly at just a push on the rear license plate. ★The 2-part roof mirrors that of the actual vehicle, and can be stowed in the front trunk. ★Side mirrors, rear view mirror and car logo are recreated using metal transfers. ★A wrench is included for removing and attaching wheels.

【 Racing Technology Adapted to the Streets 】　The Porsche Carrera was unleashed on the public at the 2003 Geneva Motor Show, and wowed the world; its shape was based upon an exceptionally lightweight and strong carbon fiber monocoque and rear sub-frame, in addition to body panels made from the same material. It was propelled by a midship 5.7-liter V10 engine that blasted out 612hp and was an evolution of a powerplant developed for use in the toughest and most famous of endurance races, the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Other technological advances incorporated into the design were a small and super-lightweight ceramic composite clutch, pushrod-actuated double wishbone suspension, ceramic composite brakes, plus an underpanel and diffuser combination which offered supreme downforce. Infused with patented state-of-the-art technologies, Porsche’s Carrera GT embodied both the high-performance of a racing car with the usability and safety of a road car. It departed from Porsche’s tradition of horizontally-opposed engines and in doing so became the company’s new flagship which only 1,270 lucky owners around the world would have the opportunity to experience.