Porsche 936-77

[Pauley Sty Reen]

Finished a quick-build that's mostly OOB. Just wanted to get one done quickly after finishing the 910. Tamiya's 1/24 Porsche 936, 1977 version.

http://images18.fotki.com/v329/photos/8/829155/3788466/Porsche9367709a-vi.jpg

http://images14.fotki.com/v20/photos/8/829155/3788466/Porsche9367710a-vi.jpg

http://images14.fotki.com/v20/photos/8/829155/3788466/Porsche9367711a-vi.jpg

http://images18.fotki.com/v340/photos/8/829155/3788466/Porsche9367712a-vi.jpg

http://images18.fotki.com/v330/photos/8/829155/3788466/Porsche9367714a-vi.jpg

[Lug Nutzz]

Great work and those decals are enough to make you crazy. Is this the kit that had the mounts for a battery and motor?

[The Prez]

:D :D Very Nice build. I guess I do not have to finish mine now.:D

[BRE350Z]

Looks like we are going to need to make the Porsche table two levels tall this year. Ken, great job on this as well as the 914. Yes, Henry you need to finish yours!!!

Wayne

[Eric Cole]

Great job, Ken. The NNL is going to have one heck of a Porsche showing this year.

[Pauley Sty Reen]

Thanks for the comments.
This is an unmotorized 2000 reissue kit that was modified from an earlier kit that was motorized. I also have a 936-78 that was motorized.

[slammd454SS]

i can see that this year will NOT be the year for me to enter a Porsche or a muscle car....think ill stick to the basics of trucks & acrophopic subjects.....

[Matt Wadlinger]

Very sharp looking.
I can't wait to see the full Porsche tables at the show this year.