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2017 Chevrolet Corvette C7R LMGTE PRO
By Lasse Deleuran
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Scale replica of Le Mans racing Chevrolet Corvette C7.R. The sticker sheet contains liveries for cars #63 (driven by Jan Magnussen, Antonio Garcia and Jordan Taylor) and #64 (driven by Oliver Gavin, Tommy Milner and Marcel Fässler). These cars competed in the GTE PRO category of Le Mans 2017. Corvette #63 was leading the class until the last few minutes where a puncture of the left front tire made it impossible to defend the lead against Aston Martin #97. Corvette #63 fell to third place, while Corvette #64 finished the race in 8th position.

This is a display model; The doors do not open and there is no interior.

Parts in colors White, and Reddish Brown are hidden from view. These parts can thus be replaced by similar parts of other colors.

Stickers for this model can be downloaded [https://c-mt.dk/instructions/stickers/CorvetteC7R.zip](here). See the README.txt file inside of the zip file for further instructions.

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License: Public Domain
Theme: Miniland Year: 2017 Tags: 1:20 gtepro lemans wec
My Own Creation (MOC). Number of parts: 687
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LDraw File - OMR Version This LDraw file is has all unofficial and textured parts inlined. Original LDraw File The LDraw file is downloaded directly from the server. Studio 2.0-Safe LDraw File This LDraw file has been modified to ensure that it loads correctly in Studio 2.0.

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For Studio 2.0, these parts should be saved in C:\Program Files\Studio 2.0\ldraw\Custom Parts\Parts on Windows and Applications/Studio 2.0/ldraw/Custom Parts/Parts on MAC. See this video for a guide of how to set it up in Studio 2.0 and use their rendering engine.

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