Name: Revell 1/24 Fast & Furious Dominic's '71 Plymouth GTX Scaled Plastic Model Kit
Brand: Revell
SKU: REV-85-4477
Price: 65.92 AUD
Availability: Discontinued

Overview

The 1971 Plymouth GTX stands as one of the most memorable American muscle cars driven by the character Dominic Toretto in the blockbuster Fast & Furious film franchise. With its aggressive lines, wide stance, and powerful V8 engine, the GTX perfectly embodies the high-octane, no-compromise attitude of its on-screen driver, making it a true fan-favourite vehicle.

This 1/24 scale Revell kit lets you build a detailed replica of Dom's iconic ride. It offers a fantastic range of customisation, allowing you to choose between two different wheel and tyre combinations, two carburettor setups (including the famous "Six-Pack"), and the option to build the suspension in either stock or lowered configuration, giving you the freedom to create your ultimate version of this movie car legend.

Features

Can be built with stock or lowered suspension settings
A choice of two different wheel and tyre combinations is included
Select between two carburettor setups, including the "Six-Pack"
A detailed replica of the car from the Fast & Furious movie series
Features chrome-plated parts for bumpers, wheels, and engine details
Soft black tyres provide a realistic appearance
Moulded in white plastic, simplifying the painting process
Genuine Revell Product

In the box

1x Model Kit
1x Set Of Soft Black Tyres
1x Sprue Of Chrome-Plated Parts
1x Sprue Of Clear Parts
1x Decal Sheet
1x Instruction Manual

You'll need

Plastic Safe Paint
Modelling Glue
1x Tweezers
1x Scissors
1x Modelling Knives
1x Modelling Files

Highlights

Dom's Fast & Furious '71 Plymouth GTX

In the 2017 movie “The Fate of The Furious”, Dominic Toretto is not the only hero in the movie, so is his Plymouth GTX. This is a familiar scenario for the Fast & Furious™ movie series. It has become Universal’s number 1 franchise and the 6th highest-grossing series of all time at over 5 billion in sales. The Plymouth GTX first appeared in 1967 as a model of the Satellite and continued until 1971. In 1971 it had 3 engines choices available, including the 440 “Six-Pack” pumping out 385 horsepower. It benefitted from a special camshaft, stronger valves and big-port cylinder heads. Sadly only 3,000 GTXs were made in 1971.