The Porsche 956B No.7 is a legendary prototype sports car that etched its name into motorsport history with a dominant victory at the 1985 24 Hours of Le Mans. Piloted by the formidable trio of Klaus Ludwig, Paolo Barilla, and "John Winter" (a pseudonym for Louis Krages, a privateer driver who raced under this alias), this iconic machine secured its place as one of the most successful endurance racing cars of all time. The 1985 victory marked the second consecutive win for the Joest Racing team at Le Mans, solidifying their reputation as masters of endurance racing. This 1:8 scale model captures every detail of the original car, from its striking New-Man livery to its groundbreaking engineering.