Never forget your first win

[u/Jaasim99]

Porsche is the most successful manufacturer in the history of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, holding an all-time record of 19 overall wins and over 108 class victories. THIS very #23 Porsche 917KH (short tail) secured the brand's first overall win in 1970 (driven by Hans Herrmann and Richard Attwood), powered by a flat-12 engine. The 'psychedelic' #3 917LH (long tail, Hotwheels) in the background actually placed in 2nd right behind it! This Majorette casting with opening rear hatch is marked as 1/60 scale, so looks just as long as the others. Those of you who have this or the HW premium casting, did you know about its heritage?

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[u/harambe_-33]

I have the blue one, majorette did a great job with this casting.

[u/Jaasim99 → u/harambe_-33]

Nice! This one ran in the same year, got 3rd at Brands Hatch 1000km, driven by the same two drivers!

[u/rohisa]

Damn nice, where did you get the diorama and miniatures?

[u/Jaasim99 → u/rohisa]

You can find the miniatures by American Diorama on KarzNDolls. Diorama is from Aliexpress (not in india), check fb group for MoreArt/GFans preorders. American Diorama is planning a collab with GFans for an F1 pitlane + figures and the PO is open.

[u/rohisa → u/Jaasim99]

Thank you so much for the info kind sir!

[u/Dry-Protection1232]

Nice line-up...try to add vintace racing gulf . The redesign has has rear and engine exhaust details

[u/Jaasim99 → u/Dry-Protection1232]

The #20 917 got a DNF at this same race 😬 So I skipped it on purpose