1/43 VW VLK 1947 #7 (Silver) [07028]

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VW VLK (#7) (German, 1947) Model not allowed to be Volkswagen
After the Second World War, the racing scene quickly reinvigorated. Kurt クーンケ, a racing driver from Braunschweig, dreamed of becoming a racing car.
He found Volkswagen engineer Walter Hampel as a sponsor of a plan that involved building a racing car with the technology and aerodynamically designed bodies of Wolfsburg-based Volkswagen.
クーンケ and Hampel presented the idea to Volkswagen's design chief Josef Chares of Athens, who hoped to get material and technical assistance from the Volkswagen plant.
Josef Chares of Athens also liked the project and pledged support. To that end, Gustave フォーゲルサング focused on improving the engine and was able to produce a few extra horsepower from the Boxer engine.
Coach builder Heinrich Schven & Zone set up the racing car in a workshop,
The aluminum body was attached to the space frame of the base Philigley tube.
Wind tunnel tests show that it achieved an excellent drag coefficient of 0.21.
All the chassis components were taken from the Volkswagen Beetle and only the wheelbase was shortened by 20 centimeters.
Until the race car was completed in February 1947, it took only three months to assemble.
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