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Art.nr: 545832
LIMITED EDITION
We are proud to announce the highly anticipated re-issue of the legendary 1/10 R/C Nissan R91CP — originally released as Item 58109 in 1992 and reintroduced as Item 84264 in 2012.
The Nissan R91CP is one of the most iconic Group C endurance racers of its era, instantly recognizable by its ultra-low, wind-cheating aerodynamic body and powered by a formidable 3,500cc twin-turbo V8 engine. Built for speed and endurance, it etched its name into motorsport history by capturing overall victory at the 24 Hours of Daytona — the first time a Japanese car achieved this remarkable feat.
Driven to glory by Kazuyoshi Hoshino, Toshio Suzuki, and Masahiro Hasemi, the R91CP became a symbol of Japanese engineering excellence and racing dominance.
Now, this historic machine returns — ready to be built, displayed, and driven once again.
About the Model
Direct-Drive 2WD chassis
Based around an ABS plastic bathtub, with space frames front and rear and FRP plates, the chassis is a composite design that offers a rigid base to back up the fluid suspension: the result is a crisp, responsive drive.
At the front, it has an independent coil-sprung king pin suspension setup, while the rear rigid suspension is a 3-point design with a 1.5mm thickness FRP T-bar and CVA oil damper. Ground clearance is adjustable (front: 2 settings, rear: 3 settings) according to running surface.
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Separately Required Items
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| The sleek, low-profile and wide aerodynamic form is recreated by a polycarbonate body. | Headlights are separate polycarbonate parts. Paint them black and use the included stickers to finish them off. | The cockpit is realistically recreated with a steering wheel and a shift lever; the driver figure has 3 marking options. |
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| The aero mirror on the driver’s side A pillar is faithfully captured. | The rear induction pod for cooling brakes is depicted with a separately molded component. | The large rear wing consists of plastic stays and a polycarbonate main wing and end plates. |