Tarmac Works 1/64 Porsche 911 GT3 R - Macau GT Cup - FIA GT World Cup 2019 - Laurens Vanthoor
Experience the intensity of one of motorsport's most challenging and prestigious street circuits with this exquisite Tarmac Works 1/64 scale diecast model of the Porsche 911 GT3 R, as raced by the formidable Laurens Vanthoor in the 2019 Macau GT Cup - FIA GT World Cup.
The Guia Circuit in Macau is legendary for its unforgiving walls and high speeds, making the FIA GT World Cup a true test of driver skill and machine durability. In 2019, Laurens Vanthoor, driving for the Rowe Racing Porsche team (car #99), showcased remarkable talent, ultimately securing a hard-fought 2nd place finish in the main race.
Tarmac Works is renowned for its highly detailed 1/64 scale models, particularly within their "Hobby64" series, which focuses on race cars and modified vehicles. This model (SKU: US-T64-059-19MGP99) features:
- Authentic Race Livery: Meticulously replicated to capture the exact #99 Rowe Racing Porsche 911 GT3 R livery, including all sponsor logos and race-specific details from the 2019 Macau event.
- Precision Detailing: Despite the small scale, Tarmac Works delivers true-to-scale detail throughout the exterior, from the aerodynamic bodywork to the intricate GT3-spec components.
- Real Rubber Tires: Enhances realism and display quality.
- Diecast Metal Construction: A solid, premium feel, with some plastic parts for intricate details.
- Limited Edition: This is a limited production release, making it a highly sought-after collectible for enthusiasts.
- Display Showcase: Comes in a plastic display showcase, perfect for protecting and exhibiting the model.
- No Opening Parts: For this scale and type of model, the focus is on exterior fidelity and accuracy, so it typically does not feature opening doors or hoods.
This Tarmac Works Porsche 911 GT3 R is a must-have for fans of Laurens Vanthoor, Porsche Motorsport, the thrilling Macau GT Cup, and collectors of high-quality 1/64 scale diecast racing cars. Own a piece of this iconic street circuit history!
