Looks like my previous post didn't get you to their website. Try this one:

https://www.ixocollections.com/en/15-porsche-917kh

I found out from them that if you have at least a 99 Euro purchase, your shipping is free. So if you order 2 boxes (49.99 Euros each) at a time, your total gives you free shipping which is great for delivery to the USA. And don't make my mistake. Make sure you order Box 1 which has Kits 1, 2, 3 and 4. They have another Box 1 which only has Kits 2, 3 and 4 in it (don't know why). And they ship fast. I ordered Boxes 1, 2 and 3 on July 21st and they arrived on July 27th, a week later! So now I'm sure I'll have to wait probably 2 - 3 months before Boxes 4 and 5 are available. Then I'll order the 2 and shipping will be free.

Now I'm building the model and some advice. Make sure you have some pin vices, small number drill bits and small metric taps. There seem to be a lot of metal parts and they look to be aluminum. When I was building the 1/8 LaFerrari, I got into a lot of trouble trying to screw into metal without tapping the hole first. I snapped off the head of a screw and thankfully I was able to work around my mistake. I would definitely suggest having 2, 2.3 and 2.6 mm taps of various pitches. And have both styles of taps. Regular and bottoming taps. Remember, you're working with screws with diameters of 0.067, 0.079, 0.090 and 0.102 inches. So easy to snap off a head or strip out the Phillips head. Here's a couple of pictures of what I'm using.
David

I've made it through Box 1 (kits 2, 3 and 4), Box 2 (kits 5, 6, 7 and 8) and in Box 3 I've made it up to kits 9 and 10. Need to take a break before I tackle kits 11 and 12. They are shipping me kit 1 that was missing in Box 1. Some construction tips I've learned so far. Definitely have pin vises, drills between 0.055 (number 54) to 0.1015 (number 38) and various metric taps. So far I've found out that drilling out the holes in metal for the screws works pretty good so far. I use my calipers to find out the diameter of the screw threads, find the drill about 0.004 to 0.006 thousandths smaller and clean out the hole. The plastic screws, so far, don't need any clearances. If you decide to get this kit, check the screws labeled BM in box 1. Some were measuring 0. 083 thousandths in diameter and later BM screws in boxes 2 and 3 were measuring 0.077 thousandths in diameter. Might not seem like much, but I had some difficulty with the larger diameter BM screws. Here are some pictures of my progress so far.
David

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