This Greenlight model is actually not licensed by the Movie Production company, notice it doesn't say Mad Max anywhere on the package. "Last of the V8 Interceptors. Those Ace models are nice! Great side by side comparison and review! Rules are meant to be bent!
@@smallmodelcollector The car is licensed by Ford, but I don't believe they have the movie license. It doesn't appear on the car or package. It's a loop hole I guess.
![[UNCUT] The Loyal Pin ปิ่นภักดิ์ EP.4 (4/4)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/d3l5rxl5CVo/mqdefault.jpg)
Just ordered mine. Love the Mad Max movies.
a mi tambien
Awesome 👍👍
Great video
This Greenlight model is actually not licensed by the Movie Production company, notice it doesn't say Mad Max anywhere on the package. "Last of the V8 Interceptors. Those Ace models are nice! Great side by side comparison and review! Rules are meant to be bent!
Interesting that GL would do an unlicensed model. Seems risky in the land of litigation.
@@smallmodelcollector The car is licensed by Ford, but I don't believe they have the movie license. It doesn't appear on the car or package. It's a loop hole I guess.
Does it have rubber wheels
Yes it does; I think all Greenlights have rubber tires.
@@smallmodelcollector is it for the 1/64 or like all
@@smallmodelcollector does it roll well
Dude,
What that double pack
Xb & enemy in that size,
I haven't seen Road Warrior
Version in that size car..
Hit me up bra
What they R