Porsche 911 Carrera RSR 3.0 No.68 24H Le Mans 1975 in 1:64 scale
This is the Porsche 911 Carrera RSR 3.0 No.68 24H Le Mans 1975 in 1:64 scale by Spark.
At the 1975 24 Hours of Le Mans, the Porsche 911 Carrera RSR 3.0 #68 was piloted by Jean-Claude Andruet and Gérard Larrousse, competing in the GT class. The car demonstrated Porsche’s trademark reliability and balance, allowing it to remain competitive over the grueling 24-hour race. This edition of Le Mans was notable for extreme summer heat, which challenged both cars and drivers, and for the growing importance of GT-class performance alongside the faster prototypes—highlighting how the Carrera RSR could consistently endure and secure strong finishes against more powerful machinery.
Spark 1:64 scale models are known for delivering highly detailed, resin-cast replicas that focus on accuracy and presentation rather than mass production. Each model features sharp paint finishes, fine tampo printing, and delicate details like antennas, wipers, and sponsor logos that stand out even at this small scale. Unlike die-cast brands, Spark emphasizes collector-grade quality with limited production runs, making them prized among enthusiasts. Their packaging is also premium—typically a clear acrylic display case with a labeled base, protecting the model while giving it a museum-like presentation perfect for display.
At the 1975 24 Hours of Le Mans, the Porsche 911 Carrera RSR 3.0 #68 was piloted by Jean-Claude Andruet and Gérard Larrousse, competing in the GT class. The car demonstrated Porsche’s trademark reliability and balance, allowing it to remain competitive over the grueling 24-hour race. This edition of Le Mans was notable for extreme summer heat, which challenged both cars and drivers, and for the growing importance of GT-class performance alongside the faster prototypes—highlighting how the Carrera RSR could consistently endure and secure strong finishes against more powerful machinery.
Spark 1:64 scale models are known for delivering highly detailed, resin-cast replicas that focus on accuracy and presentation rather than mass production. Each model features sharp paint finishes, fine tampo printing, and delicate details like antennas, wipers, and sponsor logos that stand out even at this small scale. Unlike die-cast brands, Spark emphasizes collector-grade quality with limited production runs, making them prized among enthusiasts. Their packaging is also premium—typically a clear acrylic display case with a labeled base, protecting the model while giving it a museum-like presentation perfect for display.
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