MZP326LH Porsche 962 C KH No.16 JSPC 1987 Leyton House
 

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Porsche 962C series begins with the Miami Blue Leyton House...

MZP326FA Porsche 962 C KH FROM A Racing JSPC 1987 No.27
 

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Followed by the yellow FROM A No27

MZX322NT Porsche 962 C LH NISSEKI TRUST No.63
 

MZX322KR Kenwood Porsche 962 C LH No.10 '86 Le Mans
 

Love the Porsches, but where's the Rothmans? F1 ball diff shaft help to get a better rear track?

yes but t-plate and dps is better way to go first...

No hurry Padawan :D

MZX326AD Porsche 962 C KH No.25 Suzuka 1000km 1989 winner
 

MZX322PR Rothmans Porsche 962 C LH 1986 Le Mans winner No.1
 

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And here's probably the most famous 962 of the legend, the Rothmans Porsche 962C LH. Note that the tobacco sponsor name has been dismissed by Kyosho to conform to US toy regulations (and sadly replaced by the word "racing").

MZP322TQ Taka-Q Porsche 962 C LH No.7 Le Mans 1987
 

MZX326RA Porsche 962 C KH 1986 WSPC No.1
 

I'm so glad you are shooting the LeMans cars. Did the F1 diff shaft help get the rear offset you wanted? The wheels look perfectly spaced in these photos.

No, I actually took the pics with the dummy chassis; I've unscrewed a little the T bar to get the right ground clearance for the rear wheels. It's the first time I didn't have to use a MR02-LM chassis to get the right wheels offset. Thank god, as there were 8 to do :D

PS I got a Toyota 86 today and must say I'm surprised it doesn' t need any wheel offset tweak. Good job, Kyosho!

MZP136R Toyota 86 Lightning Red
 

MZP411GR Nissan GT-R R35 Titanium Gray