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Revell 1:24 ?36 Ford 2' N 1 Review

Revell 1:24 36 Ford 2' N 1
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As always it arrived in a short time intact. I like to build the older cars and trucks and this one was one of the most fun to build, plenty of options. I would recommend it.
M.J.E.

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1-24 Scale. 2n1 kit by Revell. Skill level 2.

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Revell 1:24 '55 Chevy Street Machine Review

Revell 1:24 '55 Chevy Street Machine
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I bought this from a michaels in my area, I will say this it is a perfect model for ametuers graduating from level 1 to level 2. The instructions are the only flaw with this model considering that they don't clearly point out where each part goes in some instances and paint details are not located in an appropriate place(they are located in the back of the instuctions in three little sentences telling you what to paint each color.) If they made the directions a little easier to understand it would be perfect. Also you will need low tac painters tape for this model if you want to detail it properly. Colors needed for this car are, Silver, red, white, blue, Gloss black, flat black. You will also need tweezers and vynil gloves to keep clean. I recommend chrome if possile for the outer details since that how the picture shows it, I think transparent red and white if they make it(ametuer in model making my self) for the lights in the back since they are chrome plated.
couple of tips for someone who is in the process of working on this model. don't follow the instructions completely, sand the body lightly and the hood lightly then wash with dish detergent and let air dry(basic tip the instructions don't cover.) You will need a fine tip cement dispensor, since there are some really small parts and holes. All in all its a cool model.

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1:24 scale. The '55 Chevy 'shoebox' is the classic basis for a 'rod' of the post-war era. Great visual character helped, but it was the small block V-8 that really sold the performance fans. This '55 has a blown engine, and a solid axle with lightweight suspension. Features: Drag bar suspension, clear hood scoop, waterslide decals. SKILL 2

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Revell 1:39 Wright Flyer "First Powered Flight" Review

Revell 1:39 Wright Flyer First Powered Flight
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This Revell Wright Flyer is a very strong product. Some steps were a little bit hard for me. It is not very hard for me to make this airplane.
Also this model comes with a packet that helps you build a scene with the piecesif you want. It comes with string if you want to put it on. I didn't.
This model turned out very nice for me
Teddy S.



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1:39 Scale. Measures 6 3/4" in length and has a wingspan 12 1/4". December 17, 1903: Orville and Wilbur Wright made history one century ago on the sands of Kitty Hawk, NC, when they successfuly flew the flying machine that they had built. With Orville at the controls, it was the first time man had flown in a powered aircraft. Features: Launch track and newly tooled figures of the Wright Brothers, rigging thread, full color how-to diorama sheet, molded in tan and clear. Skill level 2

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