A marking sheet in 1:24 scale for the markings of the racing Porsche 935 in the K3 version from the Kremer team.
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The Porsche 935 was created as a racing derivative of the 911 for circuit and endurance racing. From the road coupe it differs in widened fenders, a lowered nose and a massive rear wing, so you will recognize it at first glance even without the markings. The designation K3 is carried by the version that the German team Kremer built: it has body parts of its own and a different cooling solution, and from the works cars it differs in the shape of the rear end and in the division of the hoods.
This is a separate marking sheet for a model in 1:24 scale, that is the markings of the body of one racing car. How many marking variants the sheet carries, how large the individual elements are and which kit it is cut for is stated by the manufacturer in the instructions to the set.
Before applying, verify in the instructions whether the elements are self-adhesive or waterslide decals; soaking would ruin a self-adhesive film. Let the varnish under the markings mature and go over it to a gloss, because on a flat surface the edges of the film stay visible. Cut the elements off as close to the artwork as possible, seat them in place and press the air and the excess water out with a soft cloth from the center toward the edges. Once dry, even the whole car out with a final layer of varnish in the required degree of sheen.
For modelers who build endurance specials in 1:24 scale and want markings on the car that they will not find in a kit. The model, paints, glue and varnish are not part of the package, unless stated otherwise.
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