Porsche 911 Carrera RSR Martini 24h Le Mans 1973 - Slotcar Custom

Silver Surfers and Yellow Bird – Three Porsche at the 24 Hrs. Le Mans 1973

Slotcar Porsche 911 RSR Martini Racing Sunauto 24 hrs. Le Mans 1973

Many of the slotcars featured in this block are based on Aurora AFX slot cars from the 1970s. Even if it was no conscious decision, Porsche models appear to be on the majority. Over the years many of the AFX Carrera were modelled to reassemble actual race cars of the period. At first, the main aspects of the transformation mainly consisted of changing the paint and adding decals of the desired livery. Most of the role models came from images of cars that had been racing at the 24 hours Le Mans. A fact that was also not applicable from the start.

Porsche 911 RSR Martini Racing BP Sunauto Le Mans 1973

Only by researching more carefully it became clear that many of the race car icons had been racing in long distance races in that period. But that could also be caused by preference of racing connected with the time we were teen-agers. The Porsche 911 Carrera RSRS #46 and #47 from the 24h Le Mans with the significant wing/spoiler on the rear look intriguing. The question was how to add the side parts of the wing, flare the fenders and modify the front spoiler. 

24h Le Mans 1973- Porsche 911 Carrera RSR

Sometimes it takes a little longer to achieve the desired results. At first paper mock ups helped to establish the shape for the extensions of the rear spoiler. The body had been stripped and cleaned. After that the pieces were cut from polystyrene and mounted to the body. Diluted polystyrene was brushed onto to smooth the connecting areas. After that it was sanding and refilling until it was ready for the first layer of primer. Sanding and priming had to be repeated until the surface was ready to receive the silver paint.

Custom Made Slotcar - 24 Le Mans 1973 - Porsche 911 Carrera RSR

During the research an image of the two Martin Porsche in a garage suggested that the yellow Sonauto Porsche was part of Porsches engagement in Le Mans that year. That brought up the decision to make all three cars. The fact that the #48 Porsche had been one the earlier projects and the decals were still available, speeded up the process. The decals for the Martini #46 and #46 were made to fit the modified AFX body. 

Porsche System Engineering - Porsche 911 Carrera RSR - 24 Le Mans 1973

The fact that it has taken some time and skill to realize the two Martini Porsche make the two cars very special. It seems no one else ever attempted to make these models in h0 (1:64) before. Two 911 of that year raced at the Taiga Florio. #8 with Herbert Muller and Gijs van Lennep would win that year. #9 with Leo Kinnunenand Claude Haldi in the cockpit ended up in 3rd place. Both cars are still on the agenda. Hopefully those will materialize in the near future.

#46 Porsche 911 Carrera RSR Le Mans 1973
Porsche System Engineering Ltd. (D), Gijs van Lennep (NL)/Herbert Müller (CH), Result: 4th

#47 Porsche 911 Carrera RSR Le Mans 1973
Porsche System Engineering Ltd. (D), Reinhold Jöst (D)/Claude Haldi (CH)

#48 Porsche 911 Carrera RSR Le Mans 1973
Porsche System Engineering Ltd.-Sonauto (F), Peter Gregg (USA)/Guy Chasseuil (F), Result: 14th

Porsche System Engineering Ltd.-Sonauto (F)

Porsche 917K at 24 Hours Daytona and 12 Hours Sebring 1971

Custom Porsche 917K Slot Cars - Forgotten Treasures Part II

Take it easy

The plan was to customize some cars without to altering details on the body. Some Porsche 917K had been on the list for a while. Martin Racing and GULF livery were priorities. In 1971 GULF and Martini Porsche took part in the 24h Daytona. Information on the race itself seems rare.

Porsche 917 24 hours Daytona 1971
John Wyer GULF, Martini & Rossi Racing Team

Images of the wining Porsche #2 with Pedro Rodriguez and Jackie Oliver are easily found. Were it is more difficult with the rest of the pack. Images are a necessary source to replicate the livery of each car. Eventually graphics are modified to fit the AFX Porsche 917 proportions. In case of the GULF Porsche it is easy as the orange accents are painted on. The MARTINI blue, light blue and red stripping is trickier.

24h Daytona 1971 Martini Porsche 917K

#3 Daytona 1971 Martini & Rossi Racing Team, Helmut Marko/Rudi Lins

Over the years, several AFX Porsche, whether 917, 911 or 908-03, unintentionally received a Martini Livery. From the early 1970s, when it became legal to advertise non motorsport related products on the race cars, Martini Racing and Porsche started a successful partnership. Once it became obvious how many Porsche already featured the Martini Racing design, the next step was to make as many 911 RSR, 908-03 or 917 as possible. Some of the 917 had been made some years ago. Now the results did not seem pleasing any longer. It was time to replace those with contemporary models

#4 Daytona 1971 Martini & Rossi Racing Team, Vic Elford / Gijs van Lennep

Custom Slot Car Porsche 917 MartiniRossi Racing 1971

Porsche 917 K #3 Martini Racing Sebring 12 Hours1971

The third Martini & Rossi Racing Porsche 917K is the 12h Sebring 1971 winner with Vic Elford and Gérard Larrousse, a replacement for a model that had been sold some time ago.

Porsche 917K Daytona GULF John Wyer 1971

The other successful Sponsorship with Porsche, or lets say John Wyer Racing, was with GULF oil company. The striking colour concept of the light blue with orange accents is simple and compelling. As you know, John Wyer Racing, was also successful with the FORD GT40 winning Le Mans two years in a row – 1968 (Pedro Rodríguez and Lucien Bianchi) and 1969 (Jacky Ickx and Jackie Oliver) - Link. To replicate the blue and orange on a slot car seemed to be rather difficult. Now you can acutely acquire airbrush paints from various brands to match the original paint.

24 Hours Daytona 1971,  GULF Porsche 917K
J. W. Automotive Engineering, Jo Siffert / Derek Bell

Also these slot car customs were meant to be simple builds The GULF Porsche will receive this additional wing on the rear. It is to difficult to ignore. With the next round of GULF blue cars, the wings should be painted. But this can take some time, because there are always other projects poping up to consume the time and energy.

Gulf Porsche 917K John Wyer Team
Pedro Rodriguez und Jackie Oliver – 24 hours Daytona 1917 Winner

The next MARTINI Porsche are waiting to be materialize. A replacement for the 24 hours Le Mans 1971 winner will follow, two participating Porsches 911 Carrera RS at the Targa Florio 1973, all with interesting modifications.

Custom Slot Cars Porsche 917
24 Hours Daytona 1971– GULF Martini & Rossi Racing

he Porsche 917 is a race car that gave Porsche its first overall wins at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1970 and 1971. Powered by the Type 912 flat-12 engine of 4.5, 4.9, or 5 litres, the 917/30 Can Am variant was capable of a 0-62 mph (100 km/h) time of 2.3 seconds, 0–124 mph (200 km/h) in 5.3 seconds, and a top speed of up to 240 mph (390 km/h).This is not, however, representative of the majority of 917s. The highest official speed ever clocked for a 917 at Le Mans is 362 km/h or 224.4 mph.

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#2 Porsche 917K Kyalami 9 Hours 1970 2nd Place

Team:Martini International (NL)
Driven by: Jo Siffert (CH)/Kurt Ahrens, Jr. (D)
Sponsors: MARTINI
Decals: Pattos
Paint: Zero Paints 197 Hippie Purple

AFX Porsche 917 Slot Car Customs Modified Bodies - Le Mans Winner 1970

Usually the summer months seem to be the time to get back into customizing h0 slot cars. There are so many projects hidden in boxes and drawers, to many to count. Having so many projects to work on, brings up a surprise once in a while. Going thru pictures for a new post of some 917s customs, reminded me that I wanted to remake some 917 Martini psychedelic Porsches, because I had made them years ago and had sold them.

#1 Porsche 917K Kyalami 9 Hours 1970

Team: Team Gunston (GB)
Driven by: John Love (RSR)/Richard Attwood (GB)
Sponsors: TEAM GUNSTON/Coca-Cola
Decals: Custom
Paint: TAMIYA Orange X-6

Custom Made Slot Car AFX Porsche 917
Watkins Glen 1970, Le Mans Winner 1970, Kyalami 9 Hours 1970

By surprises pictures of the cars in mind popped up. Only than I remembered that I had already made four Porsche 917s with modified AFX bodies, and that I had thought of customizing standard bodies as well.

#35 Porsche 917K Can-Am Watkins Glen 1970 6th Place

Team: International Martini & Rossi Racing Team (D)
Driven by: Gijs van Lennep (NL)/listed, never drove: Gérard Larrousse (F)
Sponsors: MARTINI & ROSSI/CIBIÉ
Decals: Pattos
Paint: Werksfarben Italienisch Gelb/Italian Yellow

h0 Slotcar Custom, AFX Porsche 917
#35 Watkins Glen 1970, #2 Kyalami 9 Hours 1970

Looking at 917s and the AFX body you can easily detect that a 917 has more round edges, wider rear wing with lower fenders (if you can call these parts of the body fender or wing). Over the years several attempts were made to change the appearance of the AFX body and give it that sexier look.

#23 Porsche 917K 24h Le Mans 1970 Winner

Team: Porsche Konstruktionen K.G. (A)
Driven by: Richard Attwood (GB)/Hans Herrmann (D)
Sponsors: PORSCHE/BOSCH/Shell
Decals: Pattos
Paint: Werksfarben Italienisch Rot/Italian Red

A Selection AFX Porsche 917 with modified Bodies – Martini International 1970

The Martini Porsche represents a very interesting time in motorsport. The close corporation with a sponsor and the stylish livers for different teams gave the cars compelling look, that is still outstanding today. The psychedelic designs for the 917 or 911 are amongst my favourite designs. At least I have some of them in a small scale to enjoy.

Porsche 917K 24h Le Mans 1970 Winner #23
Porsche 917K Kyalami 9 Hours 1970 #1

The Salzburg Porsche #23 had to be added to the grid of Le Mans cars in my collection. Unfortunately the Ryotaro no longer makes or sells his Le Mans bodies. Some of the 911s and Corvettes are still on that endless list of slot car projects. Not sure if all of these projects will ever materialize. There is always something else drawing my attention. But that is the fun part of the hobby. Nothing has ever to be finished. Well, some things are actually done by now. But as the story goes, sometimes you have to surprise yourself.

Porsche 917 h0 Slotcar Custom

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AFX Porsche 917 modified
AFX Magnatraction Chassis
Wheels: AFX painted black, Inserts Custom FX

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ACAR Custom Porsche 911 RSR and Porsche 930

More of the Porsche 911 RSR and Porsche 930 Custom Slot Cars h0 1:64

Porsche 911 RSR and Porsche 930 at ACAR Foresthill

Over the years several Porsche materialized as h0 slot car versions. The Porsche 911RSR and its successor the Porsche 930 or Porsche 911 Turbo had always been on the wish list. AFX produced 934/5 model, that asked for a lot of modifications in order to represent the 911 RSR or 930. Most significant to the 935/5 was the rear wing section. For the first cars, each model underwent all the modified. After the first four or five cars, a prototype of the 911 RSR and 930 was generated in order to make resin cast copies.

Porsche Motorsport Icons, Kremer Porsche Vaillant, Samson Kremer Porsche

Eventually pictures of the last batch were taken over the weekend. The series of cars partly focused on significant team liveries and cars that appeared in different races with minor changes. Many of the Kremer Racing Porsche became motorsport icons. MaxMoritz was another successful racing team with Porsche. Let me show you an overview of the cars in question. Details and background information should follow sometime soon.

Porsche 930 Slotcar h0 Custom MaxMoritz Jägermeister

Samson Kremer Porsche 911 RSR,
Denver Porsche 930 and Jeans + Co Porsche 930

Natürlich gibt es eine Vielzahl an Rennwagen mit interessanten Designs. In Deutschland oder Europa gab es eine Reihe von Firmen, die Anfang der 1970iger den Rennsport als Marketing Instrument für sich entdeckten. Zu diesen Unternehmen zählen Jägermeister und Vaillant, die verschiedene Teams, in unterschiedlichen Rennklassen unterstützten und für Aufmerksamkeit sorgten. Aber auch die SAMSON Kremer Porsche im dunkel Blau mit den gelb akzentuierten Stoßstangen und Schriftzügen sind echte Hingucker.

#9 PORSCHE 911 934 RSR DRM 1976
#70 Porsche 911 RSR 24h Le Mans 1974 #54 Porsche 934 24h Le Mans 1976

Im Laufe der Zeit wurden einige bekannte und weniger bekannte Fahrzeuge als Modell realisiert. Die Karosserien für den 911 RSR und 934 entstanden auf Basis der AFX Porsche 934 und sind in dieser Form sonst nicht erhältlich. Auch die Decals für diese Fahrzeuge sind im Maßstab 1:64 wurden sorgfältig recherchiert und auf die Karosserien angepasst. Den Druck übernahm wie so oft DecalPrint.

Porsche 930 Custom Slotcar h0 @ ACAR Foresthill

Nach einignen Versuchen die Farben selbst nach Bilder anzumischen, wurden bei den gezeigten Modellen Zero Paint Farben verwendet. Dieser Hersteller bietet eine große Palette von Originalfarben für den Modellbau. Ein weiterer Hersteller von Lacken im Originalfarbton ist Gravity. Alle Fahrzeuge sind sorgfältig lackiert, detailliert und mit Klarlack versiegelt. Chassis werden sorgfältig gereinigt und Verschleißteile ersetzt. Ein wichtiges Detail sind auch die auf das Original abgestimmten Felgen. Für die Porsche kommen oft BBS und Fuchs Felgeneinsätze von Custom FX zum Einsatz.

Porsche Line up: Kremer Racing, MaxMoritz, Thierry Perrier, Louis Meznarie, ASA Cachia - Bondy

#9 PORSCHE 911 934 RSR DRM 1976
Vaillant Kremer Team, Driver: Bob Wollek Vaillant, 23.5.1976 DRM Mainz-Finthen 1st

#24 Porsche 934 Nürburgring 1000 km 1976, Max Moritz Team, Jägermeister, Drivers: D Bell, G Steckkönig, H Kelleners, R Stenzel, The Jagermeister/Momo Porsche 934 Chassis #0167

#GT 53 Porsche 934 300km Nürburgring 1976 Max Moritz Team, Jägermeister, Driver: Helmut Kelleners

#54 Porsche 934 24h Le Mans 1976 Gr.5, Louis Meznarie, Driven by: Hubert Striebig, Anny-Charlotte Verney, Hughes Kirschoffer, Sponsors: BP/JEANS J and CO/MEZNARIE

#68 Porsche 911 Carrera RS 24h Le Mans 1975 GT, Guy Verrier, Sponsors: HCC SKIWEAR

#68 Porsche 934 24h Le Mans 1978, Hervé Poulain, Jägermeister,Driven by: Edgar Dören (D)/Romain Feitler(L)/Hervé Poulain (F)/Gerhard Holup (D)

#70 Porsche 934 Denver Le Mans 1981, Thierry Perrier, Denver, Driven by: Valentin Bertapelle, Thierry Perrier,Bernard Salam

#70 Porsche 911 RSR 24h Le Mans 1974, ASA Cachia - Bondy, opal lubrifiants/DARTY REAL,
Driven by: Raymond Touroul,Henri Cachia, Denis Rua

#51 Porsche 911 Carrera RSR 3.0 1000 Kilometer Brands Hatch 1974, Samson Kremer Team, Driven by: Paul Keller , Teddy Pilette, Hans Heyer

#152 Porsche 911 Carrera RSR 1000 Kilometer Imola 1974 - Sieger GT Klasse, Samson Kremer Team, Driven by: Paul Keller, Hans Heyer

More to come

More Action - Big Three in the Picture

Group 5/Gruppe 5 - Lancia Beta Monte Carlo Turbo/FORD Capri Turbo

Gruppe 5/Group 5 Prototype 1980/1982 Slotcar Custom

Drei Gruppe 5 Fahrzeuge: Resine Modelle Custom FX/Anthony Hill auf Tomy Super G+ Chassis. Decals für die beiden Lancia Monte Carlo Turbo von Pattos. Decals für Ford Capri Turbo von Custom FX. Wie immer nach Vorbild aufgebaut. Alle Autos sorgfältig lackiert, detailliert und mit 2K Schutzlack versiegelt. Felgen farblich angepasst.

#65 Lancia Beta Monte Carlo Turbo, 24h Le Mans 1981 

Lancia Beta Monte Carlo Turbo, 24h Le Mans 1981

Lancia Beta Monte Carlo Group 5 Prototype | Martin Racing
Michele Alboreto, Eddie Cheever, Carlo Facett | 8. Platz, Sieger Gruppe 5

What It’s Like To Drive A Lancia Beta Montecarlo At Daytona

#51 Lancia Beta Montecarlo Gr. 5, Winner - DRM 1980

Slotcar Custom, Lancia Monte Carlo Turbo, Fruit of the Loom, Hans Heyer DRM 1980

#55 Ford Capri Turbo DRM 1981 Gruppe 5

Lancia Monte Carlo Turbo, Fruit of the Loom, Hans Heyer DRM 1980

DRM 1981 Ford Capri Turbo DRM 1981 Gruppe 5 #55

Slotcar Custom Ford Capri Turbo Zakspeed Manfred Winkelhock DRM 1981

Slotcar Custom Protype Gruppe 5 DRM 24h Le Mans

Gruppe 5

Im Jahr 1977 begann die die große Ära der Gruppe 5. Zu Beginn mit rund 600 PS unterwegs, waren die “Produktionswagen” des neuen Motorsport-Reglements in den Läufen zur Markenweltmeisterschaft und in der Deutschen Rennsport Meisterschaft das Maß aller Dinge. Die Turbos von Porsche, BMW, Ford und Lancia begeisterten die Fans an den Rennstrecken. Eine unvergessene Ära mit grandiosen Rennen und Fahrern, die in Erinnerung blieben wie: Rolf Stommelen, Manfred Winkelhock, Bob Wollek, Klaus Ludwig, Jochen Mass, Hans Stuck, oder Hans Heyer. (Quelle: http://www.racing-history.de/Warm_Up/Gruppe_5/gruppe_5.html)

#Slotcar | #Custom | #Lancia Beta Monte Carlo | #Ford Capri Turbo
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McLaren CanAm und Formel 1- Slotcar Custom

McLaren CanAm und Formel 1 1967-1971

1967 McLaren M6A Chevrolet

#4 mit Bruce McLaren am Steuer wurde auf Bassis den AFX McLaren realisert. Decals kamen von Pattos. Lackiert wurden das Fahrzeug mit TAMIYA Orange X-6. In diesem Jahr gewann Bruce McLaren die mit diesem Fahrzeug die Meisterschaft. Bei der Recherche war auffällig, dass es von diesem Fahrzeug sehr viele unterschiedliche Versionen gegeben haben muss.

McLaren M6, McLaren M8 CanAm Meister 1967 und 1969

1968 McLaren M8A

#5 Denis Hulme gewann 1968 die Meisterschaft auf dem M8A. Für das Modell wurde eine TYCO Karosserie auf ein AFX Magnatraction Chassis gestellt. Decals sind auch bei diesem McLaren von Pattos. Auch von diesem Rennwagen gibt es sehr unterschiedliche Versionen. Alle Fahrzeuge wurden sorgfältig lackiert, detailliert und mit 2K Schutzlack überzogen.

McLaren M8 #5 Denis Hulme 1968, McLaren M6 #4 Bruce McLaren 1967

TYCO McLaren Umbau auf AFX Magnatraction, AFX McLaren Custom Slot Car

Bis heute steht McLaren für Erfolge im Motorsport. Die Liste der Fahrer liest sich wie das Who is who der Formel 1. Bruce McLaren, Denis „Denny“ Hulme, James Hunt, Emerson Fittipaldi, Ayrton Senna, Alain Prost, Michael Andretti, Nicki Lauda, David Coulthard, Kimi Räikköne, Fernando Alonso und viele mehr.

1969 McLaren M7A - Faller F1 Mod

Vorbild für das Modell war der McLaren im M7A von 1969 mit Bruce McLaren im Cockpit. Der Umbau war ein zaghafter Versuch einen ansehnliche F1 Renner aus den Faller Zigarren zu formen. Ist schon eine Zeit her, als die Umbauten entstanden. Heute würden einige Details anders gelöst.

Faller AMS F1 Custom Umbau McLaren M7 1969 Bruce McLaren

Weitere Umbauten Faller AMS F1

Bruce McLaren entwickelte erfolgreiche Wagen für den Canadian-American Challenge Cup, (CanAm), eine Rennserie in Nordamerika. Von 1971 bis 1979 gewann Bruce McLaren Motor Racing die Meisterschaft. In dieser Rennserie starteten praktisch alle wichtigen Fahrer der späten 1960er und frühen 1970er Jahre. Denis Hulme, Bruce McLaren, Phil Hill, Mark Donohue, Jim Hall, Chris Amon, Dan Gurney, Peter Revson, Masten Gregory, John Surtees, Parnelli Jones, Mario Andretti, Jack Brabham, Pedro Rodríguez, Vic Elford oder Jackie Stewart gehören zu diesen Fahreren.

Slot Car Umbauten McLaren CanAm und McLaren F1

CanAm McLaren Denis Hulme Bruce McLaren 1967 1968 Formel 1 McLaren 1969

Slot Car Modellrennbahn 1:64 Automodelle Faller AMS AFX TYCO

Jerry&Melton Fotogalerie

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#slotcar #racetrack | #McLaren #CanAm | #Formula 1 | #custom built

Le Mans Porsche 911 S and 911 Carrera RSR

Porsche 911: Ein Rennwagen mit vielen Gesichtern/A Racecar with many Faces

Le Mans Porsche 911 S Porsche and 911 Carrera RSR

Das Design der Porsche Teams in den 1970zigern und 80zigern repräsentiert auch den Spirit der Zeit. Besonders auffallend sind dabei die Fahrzeuge von Kremer Porsche Racing im psychedelischem Design und die Martini Racing Team Porsche mit coolem Streifen Dekor in vielen Variationen. Kremer setzt auf die Kraft der Farbe, Martini auf Silber, Blau und Rot. Die im Modell nicht ganz einfach zu reproduzierenden Dekors wurden bereits auf einigen Slot Cars im Maßstab 1:64 übertragen. Für die 911 kam als Basis der AFX Porsche Carrera zum Einsatz. Decals wurden auf die Modelle sorgfältig vom Original adaptiert und professionell gedruckt. Alle Autos sind mit einem Schutzlack versiegelt.

Porsche Martini Racing Team

#62 Porsche 911 Carrera RSR 4h Le Mans 1973  Martini Racing Team (D)
Driven by: Gijs van Lennep (NL)/Herbert Müller (CH) Result: winner

Vor einiger Zeit wurden die beiden Martini 911 mit der Startnummer 45 und 46 aus dem 24h Rennen vorgestellt. Dazu noch das Schwesterfahrzeug mit der Startnummer 48.

#8 Porsche 911 RSR Martin Racing
1973 Targa Florio Martini livery?

Porsche Kremer Racing Team

#45 Porsche 911 RSR 24 Le Mans 1973 Porsche Kremer Racing Team (D)
Driven by: Paul Keller (CH)/Erwin Kremer (D)/Clemens Schickentanz (D)
Result: 8th 1st in GT3

24h Le Mans 1970

#59 Porsche 911 S 24h Le Mans 1970
Team Jean Egreteaud (F) | Driven by: Jean Égreteaud (F)/Jean Mésange (F)

Für dieses Modell wurde die Karosserie erheblich modifiziert. Frontspoiler erhielt die für den 911 S typische Form und zusätzliche Scheinwerfer auf der Haube befestigt.

Von diesem Fahrzeug sind im Internet nur bedingt brauchbare Bilder zu finden. Matthias Pohl hat vor einiger Zeit das gesamte Starterfeld der 24h Le Mans 1970 im Maßstab 1:32 nachgebaut. Auf Anfrage erhielt ich von Ihm Bilder der Sponsoren und konnte so entsprechende Vorlagen für die Decals erstellen. Dafür möchte ich mich an dieser Stelle nochmals bedanken.
Website Matthias Pohl
 

Forest Hill Custom Slot Car Racetrack 1:64

Weitere Modelle aus dem Starterfeld der 24h Le Mans 1973
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Ferrari 356 GTB/4 Daytona Competizione - h0 Slotcar Custom