Carrera DIGITAL 124 Porsche 911 GT3 RSR 'Team Mamerow - STT 2015'
Item No. 20023827
Fresh 911 from Mamerow Racing
Mamerow Racing is a German racing team based in the Ruhr region. Father: Peter Mamerow
began participating in the VW Golf Cup in 1982 and his son Christian
competed successfully in the BFGoodrich Endurance Championship from 2009. The team
is competing with Audi and Mercedes, but also frequently with Porsche.
the team in the Special Touring Car Trophy H&R Cup, from which the present
model comes from.
Optics:
The vehicle with the strong blue color scheme is very good on the track
I personally like the design somewhat, as the basic
diagonal-striped design is similar to the Falken Porsche and the
Felbermayr Porsche can be found.
Technology:
Familiar technology is used, nothing new here.
Processing:
Painting/printing everything OK, thumbs up. No defects.
and reprimand.
The front axle turns smoothly, the rear axle could use a drop of oil. Tires have good grip and can be broken in on the track.
Driving behavior:
As usual, the Porsches are agile, but because of the ratio
Width/height also a bit sensitive.
Conclusion:
a nice, if not spectacular, addition to the Porsche/GT field
Item No. 20023827
Fresh 911 from Mamerow Racing
Mamerow Racing is a German racing team based in the Ruhr region. Father: Peter Mamerow
began participating in the VW Golf Cup in 1982 and his son Christian
competed successfully in the BFGoodrich Endurance Championship from 2009. The team
is competing with Audi and Mercedes, but also frequently with Porsche.
the team in the Special Touring Car Trophy H&R Cup, from which the present
model comes from.
Optics:
The vehicle with the strong blue color scheme is very good on the track
I personally like the design somewhat, as the basic
diagonal-striped design is similar to the Falken Porsche and the
Felbermayr Porsche can be found.
Technology:
Familiar technology is used, nothing new here.
Processing:
Painting/printing everything OK, thumbs up. No defects.
and reprimand.
The front axle turns smoothly, the rear axle could use a drop of oil. Tires have good grip and can be broken in on the track.
Driving behavior:
As usual, the Porsches are agile, but because of the ratio
Width/height also a bit sensitive.
Conclusion:
a nice, if not spectacular, addition to the Porsche/GT field
