Carrera DIGITAL 132 Chevrolet Corvette C7.R "No.50"
Item No.: 20030752
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Even though the yellow, white, and black CR7 at first glance is somewhat reminiscent of the "Bad Boys" CR6 brothers of the time, it is a new, fresh design in the 1:32 range. The paint scheme is well-suited to existing CR7 racing designs, but I haven't been able to find a photo of a 1:1 scale model. However, this in no way detracts from the successful visual implementation. The car is easily recognizable on the track and overall cuts a fine figure in the 1:32 GT environment.
The absolutely clean paintwork and printing give it a static-model feel rather than a toy-like appearance. The wheels are true to center, with no visible or noticeable offset. The tires sit tightly in the wheel wells and, with their printing and matching black rims, present a good impression.
The fit and grip of the tires are good. On the CR7, you should be very careful with the sandpaper because of the thin tread... in my opinion, it's not absolutely necessary.
The assembly and fit are good, although the body creaks slightly when touched near the doors. There's some play between the body and the floor pan on the left side. The rear diffuser, along with part of the rear end, is part of the chassis.
There's very little room for trim wipers in the 1:32 scale vehicle, only around the door sills and very little in the rear near the engine. The green-yellow lighting with the auxiliary headlights looks authentic, but offers rather limited options for night driving... okay, you can see the vehicle... and you can also hear the fuel warning signals. At approximately 104 grams, the vehicle is no lightweight, but it's still fun to drive on the track. Good responsiveness, quiet running characteristics, and relatively smooth handling speak for the CR7... Whether it has a chance of winning probably depends, as almost always, on the driver ;-)
Item No.: 20030752
Now available in Available in the online shop!
Even though the yellow, white, and black CR7 at first glance is somewhat reminiscent of the "Bad Boys" CR6 brothers of the time, it is a new, fresh design in the 1:32 range. The paint scheme is well-suited to existing CR7 racing designs, but I haven't been able to find a photo of a 1:1 scale model. However, this in no way detracts from the successful visual implementation. The car is easily recognizable on the track and overall cuts a fine figure in the 1:32 GT environment.
The absolutely clean paintwork and printing give it a static-model feel rather than a toy-like appearance. The wheels are true to center, with no visible or noticeable offset. The tires sit tightly in the wheel wells and, with their printing and matching black rims, present a good impression.
The fit and grip of the tires are good. On the CR7, you should be very careful with the sandpaper because of the thin tread... in my opinion, it's not absolutely necessary.
The assembly and fit are good, although the body creaks slightly when touched near the doors. There's some play between the body and the floor pan on the left side. The rear diffuser, along with part of the rear end, is part of the chassis.
There's very little room for trim wipers in the 1:32 scale vehicle, only around the door sills and very little in the rear near the engine. The green-yellow lighting with the auxiliary headlights looks authentic, but offers rather limited options for night driving... okay, you can see the vehicle... and you can also hear the fuel warning signals. At approximately 104 grams, the vehicle is no lightweight, but it's still fun to drive on the track. Good responsiveness, quiet running characteristics, and relatively smooth handling speak for the CR7... Whether it has a chance of winning probably depends, as almost always, on the driver ;-)
