The kit is made by Revell and is nothing for beginners. Revell made five different classes to describe the challenge to build that kit and the Porsche 935 has class four. revell proposed to build the Jägermeister version from Max&Moritz Racind Team what I also did.
The conversion:
Here you can already see the finished body with all parts glued together. The body stands on more than ten parts and it's hard to get these together right. The wing in in the backround and stands on three singel parts.
That's how the interior looks like when it isn't finished and painted. Later I added some parts and painted it in semi gloss black.
At first I build the engine and the rear axle. You can play with a lot of colors and details and can put in hours of work because you see the engine later (the hood is removable).
Here's the finished interior with all parts like the decals and the rollcage. It's very detaild and looks good even without the body on it.
The body was painted in self mixed orange which was made out of Tamiya colors. When you painted the body you can see it you glued the parts properly.
The finished model:
