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Old 12-04-2012, 07:45 AM   #1
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Carbon fibre "Scuderia Shields"

I've not seen these before:



I'm sure I can make a pair with some CF decal and a Cavalleria from my metal transfers sheet. It looks rather cool, I think...



It's sitting on this rather nice 599 with the HGTE pack. In case it's not clear, it's a lovely matt white/gloss black roof with plenty of carbon trim and gloss black racing stripes...

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Re: Carbon fibre "Scuderia Shields"

Awesome look! The Novitec cars have some shields that look similar to that.
My 599GTO is getting that treatment as well as black horses on the car.
See some reference on my fotki page.

http://public.fotki.com/andybmw7272/...o/inspiration/



Awesome find!
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