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Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 1969

Kit / Model  

Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 1969

Manufacturer  

Revell

Item Code  

n/a

Scale  

1/25

Description  

Hello modeller's friends.
Here is a model from Revell US kit.
I opened the doors and trunck, made them movable, detailled as much as I couls and as my skills permited.
The paint is Ford 69 Acapulco Blue and cleared (Dupont automotive Paints)
I fully wired it also.
Hope you like it.
It made 1st in Amay contest/Belgium last year.
Please don't hesitate for your comments, critics and/or questions.
enjoy the pics.

Cheers,

Jamme.

PS: sorry for my bad English

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Comments for this showroom

by: Kevin Ciarlelli (pantera101xk) on 2010-08-02 - 14:27

Amazing Build!!!
I Think that raps it up. Great work
Kevin

by: Jamme (Jm.tillen@skynet.be) on 2007-09-12 - 09:40

hello Fabio,
Thank you for looking and for the very nice comments.
The seatbelts are correct for that car.
They were more like an harness, you know.
Greetings,

Jamme

by: Fabio Bonilla (SCORPIONFB) on 2007-09-12 - 06:43

Hi Jamme. This model looks awesome!!. I like so much how you detailed the whole car...the color, the doors, the engine...etc. Outstanding work!. One question: Are the seat belts in the rigth position?. Is very unusual to me. Anyway, Congratulations Jamme, you did a excellent job!!!

Regards,

FABIO.

by: Jose Velazquez (zanini 24) on 2007-09-10 - 16:30

I like very much the color that you have utilized.Very elegant and in agreement with the model.You have done a execellent job with the doors and the rear hood.

by: Jean-Marie Tillen (Jamme) on 2007-09-10 - 14:16

Thank you very much Mario.

Jamme

by: Mario Covalski (marioc) on 2007-09-10 - 13:59

This is a good example of hinged panels, I like the interior, engine bay, and where you placed the spare tire... in the whole I think that the model is terrific, looks like a greater scale. Congrats!