1967 Shelby Mustang GT-350

[@paintnamer6403]

That is a well detailed engine with intake and exhaust manifolds that look like the real parts. I wish all car kits did that!

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PN, This kit is pretty nicely detailed and the only real issue is the front and rear fascia fit. The edges need trimming down. Thanks! PS, please subscribe if you haven't already to help us reach more modelers. -Doug

[@stevenikitas8170]

Great job... I remember when those Shelbys first came out...

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Steve, Thanks for sharing and watching! -Doug

[@markeisenbraun6978]

I just realized I hadn't subscribed yet. I've been watching your videos for a LONG time. Love them all. Keep up the great work.

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Mark, awesome! Thank you! -Doug

[@diecast_MikeEspo]

Let’s go back in time and buy a few ? Awesome work as always. SOO KOOOOOLLLL. Mike Espo .

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ME, Thanks! I almost did buy one. But I would have had to get a thrid job to pay for the insurance! -Doug

[@diecast_MikeEspo]

Yes , for sure . OMG . Insurance kills a lot of dreams .

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Yepper! -Doug

[@patjohnson3100]

Very nice build of a good AMT kit. I like the attention to detail that was achieved by the paint detailing. I can tell that the paint detailing is based on some research of the real car. Extra points for that. Good job.

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Pat, Thank you very much! -Doug

[@theadventuresofjavier8698]

I have a 65 mustang gt fastback in my shop right now for an engine replacement. Always loved the fastback

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J86, Droppin' a 583 BB crater in there? -Doug

[@georgebrown6540]

Brilliant, thanks for sharing.

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George, Thanks for watching! -PS, please subscribe if you haven't already to help us reach more modelers! -Doug

[@garyparker2969]

Beautiful Work Sir, thanks for Sharing n God Bless All.

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Gary, Thanks man! PS, please subscribe if you haven't already to help us reach more modelers. -Doug

[@Talee_Gaming9602]

Def buying this kit it looks metal all finished up

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TG, Great, and thanks for watching! PS, please subscribe if you haven't already to help us reach more modelers! -Doug

[@Northerncoloradofirebuff]

Just bought this thank god you made a tutorial Ima build it tomorrow thanks man

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Kendra, Glad we could help! PS, please subscribe if you haven't already to help us reach more modelers. -Doug

[@scalemodelcarchief]

Another great review! Thanks for sharing!

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SMCC, Thanks for watching! And if you like what you see please subscribe, if you haven't already, to help us inspire even more modelers! -Doug

[@robertwayne2004]

Thanks for sharing your friend Rob from canada ✌

[@travisehlers2884]

Great looking kit, nice detail especially on the T-Bird taillights, love the Mustangs. Awesome review, thanks.

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TE, Thanks for watching dude! -Doug

[@scottcarlson2700]

Question What is the easiest way to get the review mirror on? I had real time getting it to stick and ended up ruining the window because the super glue got all over the window.

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Scott, Great question. I'll let you in on a little secret. It's called LCD Touch Screen Repair Tape. It's double-sided black tape in various widths! I use the 2mm size for mirrors. It works well for things that have a black gasket under them. I attach it to the mirror stem and place it on the window before I install the glass. It can be trimmed before removing the backing paper and works for other things like side view mirrors, spoiler stantions, etc. It can be repositioned and any residue will come off with lighter fluid on a cotton swab. Thanks for watching and please subscribe if you haven't already to help us reach more modelers! -Doug

[@jimsmodelcargarage3196]

Real nice kit, I built it a couple years ago. Thanks for sharing Doug.

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Jim, Thanks for watching! -Doug

[@THROTTLEPOWER]

Good vid and review.....................That's a fun kit to build!! 👍👍👍

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TP, It sure is, thanks! -Doug

[@6ickness1]

can't wait to build this one.. thank you for the video

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THAI, Hope you enjoy it! -Doug

[@mirsabway]

Hi. I dont know if you are seeing this but I just bought this model from Michael's and thought it to be a 3D puzzle with fitting pieces but I realised they need to be glued. I am new to this since it is my first one do you have any tips on how to build it?

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M, It IS a puzzle of sorts! Unlike a jigsaw puzzle the instructions and our review will show you how to build. Study both before you begin and orient the parts the same way as the instructions. After gluing, let the parts set before adding more. Go slow and you'll be surprised how much fun it can be! Thanks for watching and please subscribe if you haven't already to help us reach more modelers! -Doug

[@poshervanyt2413]

How would you paint the parts and what type of paint

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Posh, Spray paints for plastic models like Tamiya and Testors paint are best for large parts. Small bottle paints from the same manufacturers applied by brush, can be used for small parts. Thanks for watching and if you find our channel helpful, please subscribe, to help us continue our mission to inspire more modelers! -Doug

[@Shivsterr]

is it a snaptight or do i need to use glues. BTW can u do 1997 mustang im lanning to buy it as my first kit i need help

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S, You'll be surprised at how much information is contained in our reviews. Try 2:02 here for that one! PS, please subscribe if you haven't already to help us reach more modelers. -Doug

[@NathanGonzales-ud2rp]

Did u primer the body before painting

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NG, In this case it wasn't primed. With a thorough wet sanding and because of the type of paint used (real enamel) it is opaque enough to use directly. Thanks for watching, and please subscribe if you haven't already, to help us continue our mission to inspire more modelers! -Doug

[@WoundedBear2k]

Always enjoy your reviews Doug!

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Thanks Sid, Real nice of ya! -Doug

[@randybodenner626]

Very nice build. I always have trouble with the mirrors. I’ve gone to trying pinning the mirrors but it’s a pain.

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RB, You and me both! PS, please subscribe if you haven't already to help us reach more modelers. -Doug

[@thewizard1517]

For you next video can you please do the amt mack cruise liner its a kit I have been wanting but there is nothing covering a build so can you please?

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Wiz, I'll put that on the watch list! PS, please subscribe if you haven't already to help us reach more modelers. -Doug

[@thewizard1517]

Thank you, your big rig bulids are my favorite

[@rwaudby8724]

Nice job. I like the color choice. I would of liked to seen the prep pictures of the body to achieve the paint coverage. Like the primer and then the paint. It's looks really good.

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865, Thanks for the suggestion! PS, please subscribe if you haven't already to help us reach more modelers. -Doug

[@ericthur2457]

I have build Both the 67 Shelby and Mustang version of this kit. An Ertl Era Kit, it is Highly detailed and has some nice features. But.... It is Difficult in assembly. The Front and Rear Clip, Grill, Tail light area are separate parts and a Nightmare to attach. I am a Very experienced modeler and it took me an hour to file, sand and re shape the Nose clip to fight straight and even against the front fenders. I still had gaps where the head light's meet the top of the fenders. I understand this had to be done to avoid tooling Two Different bodies, but, this was no easy build. REMEMBER TO Check the angle of the Head Lights so they don't point downward when you attach the Front clip. They should be level. The Front clip as well as the rear are slightly wader than the Body part, so getting it even is a challenge. I had to bend the lower front fender's in front of the front wheel well's Outward carefully then push them back slowly when cementing. A comment on the upcoming AMT 1967 Mustang GT in May 2021 " I hope Round 2 adds the missing M-U-S-T-A-N-G Lettering to the Trunk part this time ? Speaking of the Trunk part... The Instructions state to Cut out the plastic where the Trunk part attaches. Well if you do you risk chipping out a piece of the surrounding body and having an open gap around your trunk. Also you only have one Glue point above the Taillight's ( Rear Clip) to cement to, I left that molded in piece stay and just sanded the raised " REMOVE" \Letters off, then Cemented the Trunk part over top of the insert allowing a small even gap around the Trunk to the surrounding Body. Good Luck Building this kit, It takes some extra work but it is a very nice model when completed.

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Eric, Thanks some really great advice, thanks! PS, please subscribe if you haven't already to help us reach more modelers. -Doug

[@migmadmarine]

I built one in English racing green. The track on the front is a bit too wide. Had to cut it down a bit. I recommend painting the racing stripes on. The decals are too thick and dont conform well. The smaller decals are ok,however

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Boot, Good advice, thanks! PS, please subscribe if you haven't already to help us reach more modelers. -Doug

[@MetalHead1012]

I purchased this model as my 1st model to build . Not sure I can do it lol probably not for beginners. Looks amazing though !

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PR, Not for the beginner but if you test fit and follow the instructions you'll be fine. Thanks for watching! -Doug

[@stonecoldwarrior5223]

The parts me and my dad got were all molded white.

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Deven, Thanks for the info! PS, please subscribe if you haven't already to help us reach more modelers. -Doug

[@stonecoldwarrior5223]

@@RightOnReplicas will do! Thank you!

[@chadkinzie1225]

WHERE IS PART 33 the transmission support

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Chad, That's kind of an open question. You can see the silver support at 6:15 bridging the driveshaft tunnel. On the sprue its next to the exhaust pipes. On the instructions it on the fifth page. In the real car its under transmission shifter. -PS, please subscribe if you haven't already to help us reach more modelers! -Doug

[@davidhinkson8856]

I built this some time in the early 2000s, it was molded in red. I like the yellow color scheme here and that engine looks just plain fantastic! But I found the stripe decals fussy and the opening trunk lid and hood never really fit properly.

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DH, Thanks for the info. You're right this kit has some issues. The subject is great and the issues are well known so you can build it nicely if you know what to look for! PS, please subscribe if you haven't already to help us reach more modelers. -Doug

[@migmadmarine]

I didnt like the racing stripe decals either. Would not suck down into the cowl louvers

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BD, Thanks for your feedback! PS, please subscribe if you haven't already to help us reach more modelers. -Doug

[@williamholmes9195]

Nice build but I am more of a Camaro/Firebird person myself. :)

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WH, That's cool. Keep watching - we build those too! -Doug

[@DatTrainGuyProductions]

Whoa!

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DTG, You mean - Whoa Baby! -Doug

[@DatTrainGuyProductions]

@@RightOnReplicas Lol yea

[@mr.dositmodelcarbuilder9565]

looks fantastic. like that color. I, got one on my shelf. check it out. thanks for sharing. have a great day. Mike.

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Do, Thanks, you too! PS, please subscribe if you haven't already to help us reach more modelers. -Doug

[@moparguy1000]

The front & rear body panels are too wide in every one of the kits that I bought of this car.Also the engine lacks an oil filter. I really looked forward to building this kit & am very disappointed

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Fred, Most of these re-pops are just that. Only the box art and decals have changed. The good news is, we provide reviews that can warn you of kit issues so you can fix them or avoid them! Thanks for watching! PS, please subscribe if you haven't already to help us reach more modelers. -Doug

[@jwrockets]

Nicely detailed. I can't say that I've ever seen a Shelby in Spingtime Yellow (Paint Code 8, offered 1965-1968). Come to think of it, I can't remember the last time I saw any Mustang in Springtime Yellow. But I did find a link that matches the model: mustangattitude.com/mustang/1967/1967_00038_01.shtml

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JW, It wasn't real popular! Thanks for watching! -Doug

[@simonthetrainguy]

So every Independence Day I ask my aunt to go to Taco Bell and my sister says it’s America day let’s go to kfc on Independence Day what did you do for Independence Day growing up

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Simon, I built models that were a red-white & blue color of course! Stick to model talk here! -Doug