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ACADEMY CI BENETTON B195 RENAULT HOBBY MODEL KITS UINS B195 si- 1/20th Scale MANUFACTURED UNDER LICENSE FROM BENETTON FORMULA LIMITED. After having severa! tragic accidents during thé 1994 season, safety was thé hottesî issue for anyone involved in thé sport of Formula-One racing. The organizer FIA (Fédération internationale de l'Automobile) changed thé '95 Senna)7| Formula-One race régulations to obtain higher safety standards for drivers. Structural rigidity had to be improved, and car's aerodynamic downforce and engine power were restricted. Considering thèse new rules, thé Benetton racing team brought out their B195 racer for thé 95 season. o|o| Owned by thé team' s sponsors, thé Benetton B195 is painted up in a blue, sky blue, white, and dark blue and has been a real eye-catcher throughout thé season. The B195 is not just noted for its graphie brilliance alone, but has noted for its many motor sports fans with its excellent aerodynamic design, as well. This esthetic body stylîng was designed by thé very talented Rory Byrne, chief designer for Benetton team, and it was beautifully mated to Renaulî's V- 10 cylinder, 3.0 liter normally aspirated RS07 engine. The Benetton B195 racers kept thé head lînes throughout thé season with their amazîng performance, and thé 11 vtctories was more than enough to demonstrate its command of thé circuits. The genius of Grand Prix driver Michael Schumacher and his partner Johnny Herbert drove thèse W "i!Mi much talked about, fastest racing machines to win both thé constructor's and driver's championships for thé 1995 season. CA136/#1564 Refer to painting diagram shown page 7 } is opposite decal number. ) is opposite number. D23 o^X^-St D24 «( ) is opposite number. RIGHT D20 D17 LEFT S.[ D18,D19(D17,D20) A: Michael Schumacher B: Johnny Herbert INSIDE m% A2 B16 B17 A1 B18 DECAL 65(64) DECAL 58 *U|X| DECAL 15(15) • ( ) is opposite decal number &Screw in using D6. 3II*|S DECAL 53(50) \2 ,NS|DE W PARTS LOCATING DIAGRAM , tj-ejêi-oj MApi 16 14 J 17 16 ' a 18 10Q 20 23 n 16 12 13 10 11 17 18 21 22 23 24 19 20 13 14 15 27 17 f^ 18 26 20 30 • DECAL îiA 575-9997. • SCREW 3* A / S A/Sil!E| 522-1577. °.^ (0343)58-5591, ACADEMY PLASTIC MODEL CO, LTD. (051)293-7449. (053)744-9293 273-64, Suyu-dong, Kangbuk-gu. Séoul, Korea SS| : 080-969-7000 | HOBBY MODELKITSI TEL.82-2-908-7000 FAX:82-2-997-3003.

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