Porsche 935 | Mould King 10167

Bring one of the most recognizable Porsche racing cars to life with the Mould King 10167, a detailed car building set inspired by the Porsche 935. With its wide body, extremely low nose, and large rear wing, this is a model where Porsche's motorsport history is immediately recognizable.

The real Porsche 935 was developed in the 1970s as a racing version of the Porsche 911 Turbo and grew into one of the most successful GT racing cars of its time. Underneath the heavily modified body, the basic 911 structure remained recognizable, but almost everything was geared towards performance on the track. The 935 achieved countless victories in international endurance races, with the overall victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1979 being one of its most famous achievements. The various versions of the 935 also became famous for their increasingly extreme aerodynamics and powerful turbo engines.

The Mould King 10167 building set translates this special racing car into a detailed scale model. The wide wheel arches, long and low front, large air intakes, and striking rear wing define the car's appearance. The race-oriented cockpit and various details around the bodywork are also included, giving the finished model the clear character of the Porsche 935.

In addition to its appearance, the model includes several functional parts. The doors can be opened, and body panels at the front and rear also provide access to the underlying construction. The working steering and suspension add engineering to the model, while a detailed engine block can be found in the rear of the car. Thus, during construction, not only the bodywork but also a large part of the underlying technology is created.

It is precisely the combination of a classic Porsche 911 base and a body fully developed for racing that makes the Mould King 10167 Porsche 935 an interesting building set. It is a model for enthusiasts of Porsche, historic racing cars, and technical car building sets, but above all a beautiful way to recreate one of the most famous endurance racing cars from the 1970s yourself.

This is not an officially licensed product, but a building set inspired by the Porsche 935.