935 obsession

[p9o1r1sche]

Completed another 935. This one's an Aardvark conversion for the Tamiya 935 from 1976, depicting the first version. A straight forward build with no suprises.







935 family
An early and later 1976 version


Two 1976 versions and two 1977 versions

[MidMazar]

Flawless build, and nice collection. Looks like the decals went on super smoothly.

[mrawl]

Awesome! Do you have any tips or tricks for the decals? Or is it just a matter of doing the obvious?...

[p9o1r1sche]

Lots of Microsol, a hair dryer, and touch-up paint.

[Veyron]

Good to see your obsession is still going!

Super job as usual.

[beaver63]

Awesome
Beautiful collection of '935. From which race is to be '77 model # 40?

[ZoomZoomMX-5]

Nice addition to the obsession, and the weathering is awesome

[p9o1r1sche]

Thanks for the compliments.

The #40 car is the 1977 935 'baby', a 2 liter class car that only raced twice. The car depicts the the Hockenheim race winner driven by Jacky Ickx.

[935k3]

Great job. Who makes the decals for the #40 "baby" version?

[SkylineFan]

Nice Job on all of them Ken!!

DaveT

[beaver63]

Originally Posted by p9o1r1sche

Thanks for the compliments.

The #40 car is the 1977 935 'baby', a 2 liter class car that only raced twice. The car depicts the the Hockenheim race winner driven by Jacky Ickx.

Thank you for the information. I want to edit and build a version of Le Mans '80 # 45

[tuned.by.twenty]

I like the little 'family' you have there.

[p9o1r1sche]

935 K3 - the 'baby' decals are the standard markings from the 1977 935 kit. Some of the markings are in different places, though. I made the number '40' decals, as I couldnt find any commercially made.

I have a few build pics in my fotki album. My user name is kensar.

[LeeABC]

Love the subtle weathering, great build.

[das_auto]

Great Job man!

I know how finicky those Tamiya 935 decals can be to get into place, I´m still collecting courage to start mine again.


Good Job!

Cheers!

Emil