1/16 scale Koenig Speiclas Ferrari models?

[LDO]

... LDO do you mean the porsche 961?...

No, I mean 959, The sketch for a 962 road car had a rounded nose with 959-style intakes on the corners, and 959-style headlights. I did some research and found out it was a Schuppan 962CR, by Vern Scuppan, ex-F1 and Le Mans driver. The sketch looked better than the production version of the 962CR.

962CR. Note the flat nose with 959-style intakes facing straight ahead. Also note headlights. They are simply clear covers for normal headlights, whereas the 959 had specially made headlights.

959. Note intakes/vents on the sides of the front and rear. I think the 962CR would have looked a lot better with a more rounded front and rear. To be fair, that may have been ruled out in the wind tunnel. If it looks cool but goes airborne at 230mph, it's not really a successful design.

Here's a gallery of the 962CR "production" car: http://www.supercars.net/gallery/129612/1132/1.html

[LDO]

... i like this porsche, i wish i can find a model kit to add on to my porsche collection!

Come on, man. This is the Information Age. It's all there at your fingertips.

[FujimiLover]

No, I mean 959, The sketch for a 962 road car had a rounded nose with 959-style intakes on the corners, and 959-style headlights. I did some research and found out it was a Schuppan 962CR, by Vern Scuppan, ex-F1 and Le Mans driver. The sketch looked better than the production version of the 962CR.

962CR. Note the flat nose with 959-style intakes facing straight ahead. Also note headlights. They are simply clear covers for normal headlights, whereas the 959 had specially made headlights.

959. Note intakes/vents on the sides of the front and rear. I think the 962CR would have looked a lot better with a more rounded front and rear. To be fair, that may have been ruled out in the wind tunnel. If it looks cool but goes airborne at 230mph, it's not really a successful design.

Here's a gallery of the 962CR "production" car: http://www.supercars.net/gallery/129612/1132/1.html

I think that second picture makes me think of either Zender Fact 4, or the newer Vector's.