There were two cars - just so you know. But most NNL type judging entry flyers have room to describe those mods

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There were two cars - just so you know. But most NNL type judging entry flyers have room to describe those mods

In Response To: I'm starting on building the '68 Bullitt Mustang that I plan on taking to shows. More inside....................*PICS*...... ()

And you could probably write the copy in ten minutes

"Revell 1968 1.25 "Bullitt" Mustang in factory Highland Green, with modifications to match the film vehicle including..."

If they can't read or have never seen the film, so what?

You have a great model.

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I'm starting on building the '68 Bullitt Mustang that I plan on taking to shows. More inside....................*PICS*......
- Can't wait... *NM*
- Scott, re your ??, it would depend on what class you enter & also how its judged, if points are awarded like an IPMS show for accuracy to a specific item, ie, car then so long as you have photo or text references proving how it was then there shouldn't be an issue........but
- Just my opinion, but if you're building a Bullitt Mustang than it would be incorrect to not detail it like the movie car. Maybe bring along some printouts of screenshots from the movie so that the judges can understand that the car wasn't factory stock? *NM*
- There were two cars - just so you know. But most NNL type judging entry flyers have room to describe those mods

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