The Plymouth GTX was originally intended as a "gentleman's muscle car", but in the hands of Dominic Toretto it becomes a weapon on wheels. When you assemble this model, you will experience the fascination of the classic Mopar era combined with modern action cinema. The wide track, the massive radiator grille and the typical body lines make the finished model with a length of 21.4 cm a real eye catcher in your showcase - ideally right next to Dom's Charger.

In the eighth part of the saga, "The Fate of the Furious", the crew needs vehicles that can take on anything. The 1971 Plymouth GTX, equipped with a massive V8, was the perfect choice for Dom. In real life, the '71 GTX was the last model year of the type as a standalone model and is now a sought after classic, especially with the large big block engines (440 or Hemi). This model combines the historical significance of the car with the cult status of the film series.

When Dominic Toretto gets behind the wheel, the car must radiate power, mass and pure aggressiveness. His 1971 Plymouth GTX embodies exactly that. In "The Fate of the Furious" (Fast & Furious 8), Dom uses this black monster to plow through the streets of New York City. With this model kit you can bring this piece of film history home in a scale of 1/24. Forget the sleek sports car - here you're building raw American muscle that brooks no resistance.

Recreate the authentic vehicle that starred in the spectacular New York chase.

Under the movable hood lies a detailed replica of the multi-part V8 engine, the heart of this muscle car.

The body perfectly captures the massive lines of the 1971 GTX, complemented by various chrome parts for the realistic look.

The cockpit is also finely crafted and reflects the purist style of Dom's vehicles.

With 81 parts and level 4, the kit offers a pleasant challenge for model builders aged 12 and over.

Illustrated, multilingual building instructions

Decals set for the authentic film look

Image shows painted and assembled kit

Paint and glue not included