MODEL FACTORY HIRO: 1/12scale Fulldetail Kit : 917K [1971] Ver. A 1971 LM 24hours Winner
The 917 was first debuted in the prototype sports car race in 1969, and was upgraded when Works asked John Wyer Automotive Engineering to enhance the machine's aerodynamics aspect. Thus the short-tail version of 917K was debuted.
In the 1970 season the 917K conquered most of the endurance races and won the international makers championship and the overall champion in the 24-hour race held at Circuit de la Sarthe.
With the 917K's overwhelming success the machine was further refined in preparation for the next season: vertical fins installed at the rear cowl, induction pots were placed on the engine cover, and various other modifications on the outlook were attempted by different teams. Continuing the previous year's success, the 917K claimed victory at Le Mans once again, and dominated the competition in the 1971 season. We are proud to present the 1971 version of 917K as the next entry to our 1/12 full detail kit lineup.
A full detailed, multi-material kit featuring white metal, resin, etching, metal turned parts, vacuum parts, rubber tires, decals and various cords allowing for maximum representation of the original vehicle.
- front bonnet can be removed/rear cowl can be opened and closed allowing full view of the detailed interior after completion.
- features real cowl and internal frame different from the 1970 build of 917K.
- headlight lens made of clear resin, mimicking the mold of real light lens.
- pre-printed sponsor logos featured on tires.
Based on the 1971 Le Mans 24 hour race winning entry from the Martini team. Features a front cowl with different louver slits compared to the previous season, plus vertical fins that sit on the back of the rear cowl.
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