Art.Nr. 30896"
Technical Specifications:
Weight (complete vehicle with magnets): 103
grams Weight (body): 36
grams Length including spoiler: 160 mmWheelbase
: 81 mmTrack width
(front axle): 60 mmTrack width
(rear axle): 64 mmReview
:
For a long time now, members of the club forum have been hoping for—if not demanding—this model. Now it’s finally here—at least in the smaller 1:32 scale. As early as the mid-1970s, a similar vehicle was available in the Uni and 124 series, though back then it was in Jägermeister livery.Design.InWhen it comes to fidelity to the original, the current model pulls out all the stops: the snowplow-like front spoiler, the angular wheel arch extensions, and the sweeping rear spoiler. It’s no coincidence that fans affectionately call this car the “Batmobile.” The rear wheel wells’ shape—which isn’t exactly circular—is also true to the original, and at the rear you’ll find the classic chrome trim, which was often lost over the decades on the aforementioned Uni and 124 models.
Technology and Handling:
Technically, the chassis once again follows the familiar and proven designs. Despite its relative size, the total weight of 103 grams remains just within acceptable limits. The front axle is solid, and the headlights struggle somewhat to penetrate the blackened lens covers. When it comes to handling, the old adage “length pays off” proves true once again. Without a rear magnet, there’s a wide and well-controllable limit range in the turns—though in this case, the turns should be equipped with curbs. Otherwise, the rear spoiler likely won’t last long if it frequently comes into contact with the guardrails.
Conclusion:
The field of the German Racing Championship—as well as related models from other racing series—has been
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