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Build an exact scale replica of the legendary Fast & Furious Dodge Charger R/T, a car so powerful that even Dominic Toretto was afraid to drive it. Relive the energy of the Fast & Furious saga and feel like part of the family with this incredible, easy-to-assemble model project. Made from metal and injection-molded plastic, this model has exceptional details and quality!Scale 1:8Hinged windows, Doors, hood and trunk that openIlluminating headlights and sidelightsHemi Motor with thorough detailsFunctioning steering wheel actually turns the wheelsWeight: 18.29 lbLength: 26 inches aproxThe Fast & Furious franchise has captivated movie-going audiences for years with fast cars and death-defying stunts. In addition to the explosive chase sequences and racing that the films offer, the films have produced characters beloved by fans. One of the main characters is Dominic “Dom” Toretto, played by Vin Diesel, who has appeared in 7 of the 9 movies. As these movies are focused on cars, Dom’s character isn’t complete without his vehicle.When it came to creating a car for Dom, the filmmakers knew that a souped-up 1970 Dodge Charger R/T would be the perfect choice. The history of Dom’s Charger covers a great deal of ground. From its origin story and the many times it’s been destroyed to behind the scene’s modifications that made the car ready for the big screen, Dom’s Charger has been through a lot. “The Fast and the Furious,” the first film in the franchise, introduced Dom’s 1970 Dodge Charger R/T to audiences. In the movie, audiences learn that when Dom was a child, he helped his father build the Charger. With the car’s 900 horsepower, Dom’s father broke the record for the time it takes to go a 1/4 mile, traveling the distance in only nine seconds. Dom recounts that though his father was a capable driver, he died in a racing accident. The death of Dom’s father leaves him afraid of driving the Charger, and he refuses to get behind the wheel throughout the film. To reveal character growth and show off the Charger on the big screen, Dom ends up in a position where he has only one car left to drive — the Charger. After the shooting of a friend, Dom and Brian O’Conner chase after the killers. At the time, there are no other cars for Dom to drive other than the Charger. While facing his fears behind the wheel, Dom sees that he can control the car and use it for good. He catches up to one of the killers, Lance, and knocks him off his motorcycle and down a hill.Once both of the killers have been dealt with, Brian and Dom meet at a red light. Instead of being terrified by the car, Dom now has the confidence to race it. As soon as the light turns green, they start drag racing. After they both narrowly miss an oncoming train, Dom wins the race. The filmmakers built three different Chargers for the first movie, along with a buck.
