Attic find - Tamiya 935 'Moby Dick'
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LOL! Yep, it's a bit on the pricey side. Their reference CD is apparantly quite handy though.
You'll have problems finding good reference on the '77 Martini cars on the web. Don't look for 'Moby Dick' as that was a '78 car which was quite a diffferent kettle of fish to the '77 based Tamiya kit. Porsche added a second rear screen to get around the rules as the original was still in place. This outer screen was more horizontal which increased aerodynamics. It was also 4" lower and had a full rear space frame that the bodywork was mounted on rather than the original bodyshell.
OK, so I'm a nerd!
You'll have problems finding good reference on the '77 Martini cars on the web. Don't look for 'Moby Dick' as that was a '78 car which was quite a diffferent kettle of fish to the '77 based Tamiya kit. Porsche added a second rear screen to get around the rules as the original was still in place. This outer screen was more horizontal which increased aerodynamics. It was also 4" lower and had a full rear space frame that the bodywork was mounted on rather than the original bodyshell.
OK, so I'm a nerd!
Edited by cinqster on Friday 22 February 21:23
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