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1/12 `10 Mustang GT500


Hawk312

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I know, I know, there have been probably dozens of great builds already posted of this kit, so I`ll keep it short.

As many of you have probably read before, there are two ways to build this kit: assemble according to instructions, or shake the box a few minutes and let all the pieces fall together. I had absolutely no issues. The engineering is amazing, head and shoulders above some of the older big scale kits.

Duplicolor used on the body, and I got the color waaayy to dark as you can see...am a little disappointed. Some minor detail added to the engine bay.

I have to apologize, I thought for sure I had pics of the interior before it went in, but now I cant find them. I`ll keep looking for them and post them if I find them.

Let me know what you think.

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I don't know what color you were aiming for, but the one that you got looks great to me! As usual with you, practically a flawless model, the paint is your typical perfect.

If it wasn't for the molded-in wipers, those engine shots could be used in "Real or Model."

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love the color also..it;s nice to see something different from the ever reapearing Konablue etc

i guess the only thing making it a dark model is the fact it has dark wheels...and the surroundings and atmosphere

in the photos are slightly dark...

other than that it's the usual way you build a model...like absolutely flawless...

i have one lying around too...but first the 1/12 69 z/28 ...a kit you are probably familiar with? ;)

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I don't know what color you were aiming for, but the one that you got looks great to me! As usual with you, practically a flawless model, the paint is your typical perfect.

If it wasn't for the molded-in wipers, those engine shots could be used in "Real or Model."

Cool...also if it hadnt been for no hood hinges you could definitly tell it was scale and not real!

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Looks very good.

I'll have to use your photos for engine detail reference for mine.

Until I saw this I thought I would have to look around before starting mine.

However your details look real enough for me and others to go by.

The paint looks great also.

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  • 1 month later...

As already noted by a few others, if it weren't for a couple of the underhood shots, it could pass very easily for a 1:1. As Don, above, inquired, how did you get your K&N filter to look so realistic? That is one piece that truly gives it the look of a 1:1. Super nice build, any way you slice it...!

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Thanks again everyone!

I`m not sure of the color...I just know it was some type of Duplicolor dark metallic silver, I believe a Ford color. It was a couple years ago that I painted it.

For the K&N, I used Tamiya flat red with some black mixed in. I would have to guess about 5 parts red to 1 part black.

Thanks.

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