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(More customer reviews)The model comes molded in white, clear and chrome plastic parts. You'll need to sand and cut some pieces to make them fit perfectly, but even if you don't have (or don't want to) spend a lot of time building, you will have a fairly good model. The recommended paint scheme is fairly simple, although you will need 10-15 colours, almost all of which can be used for other models because this one requires only touch ups with almost every colour (eg one stroke with transparent orange and transparent red for the taillights and turn signals). Revell produced this model several years ago, and their more recent models are much better in quality and provide more decals for the interior. Also, the body colour as recommended (poppy red) will be hard to find (since it's no longer produced) if you are looking to paint it as on the box. All in all, a great stock muscle car that's better than the '64 stock mustang, but not as good as Revell's currently produced '07242 Shelby Mustang GT 350 H'. (http://www.amazon.co.uk/Revell-Shelby-Mustang-350-07242/dp/B0013MSOJI/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=toys&qid=1204396399&sr=8-2)
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This is a plastic model, assembly required.FeaturesNewly restored stock parts, Ford 289 V8 engine, plenty of chrome accessories. When the Mustang coupe and convertible was introduced at the New York Worlds Fair in April of 1964, the automotive buying public went crazy for its stylish new long hood, short deck design. Less than a year later, Ford unleashed its fastback 2+2 body style, proving that lightning can indeed strike twice.
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