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Joined: 22/08/2016 Posts: 56 Points: 164 Location: Tyler, Texas
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Getting ready to dive into my first shipment, and I would like to make this as authentic to the original as possible. Question is, what is the real color of the air intake cover and the valve covers, I see online that they are black on some engines and on others they aren't. I like the black look, but curious if one is correct, or if both are (maybe it changed during model year or it was related to a package/feature). Pics for what I'm talking about, see difference between both pics? Which is correct?   Current DeAgostini Model Space Builds:
Millennium Falcon; Sovereign of the Seas, Ford Mustang Shelby
Current "Other" Model Builds:
Bandai 1/12 C-3PO (Japan Import); Revell 1/48 X-Wing "Master Series"
On The Shelf Waiting to Be Started:
Revell 1/72 Millennium Falcon "Master Series"; Bandai 1/12 Boba Fett; Bandai 1/72 Y-Wing Star Fighter; Bandai 1/72 A-Wing Starfighter
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Your first pic is photo not found.
What you don't know is when your real life pic was taken. The model is based on factory finish.
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Cant see the first pic. You're not going to get a 100% accurate model as there will be so many inconsistancies with the real car plus it depends on the finish you want to achieve - best to just go with what you think looks good. Steve
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Tomick wrote:Your first pic is photo not found.
What you don't know is when your real life pic was taken. The model is based on factory finish. Fixed photo, it worked on preview but not sure what happen. The hard part is reference photos on the web, what is real and what isn't, so I know what you mean. If the model is based on factory finish, then I'd assume the top pic is how it should be. I do like the black on these parts, so I may diverge for the sake of having more details in some minor areas. Current DeAgostini Model Space Builds:
Millennium Falcon; Sovereign of the Seas, Ford Mustang Shelby
Current "Other" Model Builds:
Bandai 1/12 C-3PO (Japan Import); Revell 1/48 X-Wing "Master Series"
On The Shelf Waiting to Be Started:
Revell 1/72 Millennium Falcon "Master Series"; Bandai 1/12 Boba Fett; Bandai 1/72 Y-Wing Star Fighter; Bandai 1/72 A-Wing Starfighter
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Rank: Semi-Pro Level 1 Groups: Registered
Joined: 22/08/2016 Posts: 56 Points: 164 Location: Tyler, Texas
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Also, I do apologize for posting in this section, I meant to post in one of the other sub forum sections and I think I must have been reading other's posts on builds when I created this topic, so Admin, please feel free to move this topic to the right section if needed. Current DeAgostini Model Space Builds:
Millennium Falcon; Sovereign of the Seas, Ford Mustang Shelby
Current "Other" Model Builds:
Bandai 1/12 C-3PO (Japan Import); Revell 1/48 X-Wing "Master Series"
On The Shelf Waiting to Be Started:
Revell 1/72 Millennium Falcon "Master Series"; Bandai 1/12 Boba Fett; Bandai 1/72 Y-Wing Star Fighter; Bandai 1/72 A-Wing Starfighter
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According to SAAC forum and Team Shelby Certified Gold card judges, either is correct. The early 1967 428 Shelbys had the Cobra air filter like the first photo. Like a silver cast finish.
Then later in the 67 Shelby production and into 68, both Black with detail cast finish (silver) and plain cast/silver finish were factory.
Hope this helps,
Rich
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