Dale Huether
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1940 Ford Sedan DeliveryPublished: March 6, 2013 The KitThe kit is for a 1940 Ford Sedan Delivery, custom designed and built by Gene Winfield. The kit can be built three ways – stock, street, or strip. The kit comes with enough parts to build two motors and come with a motor stand to place one motor on. The motor can be built three ways, too. The instructions are well drawn and easy to read, but provide no color scheme to… more |
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1975 AMC Gremlin XPublished: March 5, 2013 The KitThe kit for the AMC Gremlin X is a reissue. It can be built two ways – either stock or as a pro-stock dragster. This kit has a lot of detail and is very nicely done, very true to the real Gremlin X. The model is nice and heavy and durable. The instructions are well drawn and easy to read. The instructions have all the parts numbered, but the parts are not numbered on… more |
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Shelby Cobra 427 S/CPublished: February 22, 2020 The KitThe kit for the Cobra can only be built as a stock vehicle. Representing the first generation of Cobras, it’s very highly detailed, being a true representation of the full-size car. The instructions are easy to read and the drawings are well detailed. All parts are called out by number, and there is a paint scheme included for all the parts. The BuildThe… more |
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‘67 Chevelle Pro StreetPublished: February 22, 2020 The KitRevell has released a nice kit of a 1/25 scale 1967 Chevelle Pro Street that can be built either stock or modified, using parts supplied in the kit. The instructions are well-illustrated, are both easy to read and follow, and contain photos and diagrams that display all the construction steps you will take. The BuildThe first step is to wash the parts in… more |
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Toyota Celica GT Four RCPublished: January 12, 2013 The KitThis kit review is for Hasegawa’s Toyota Celica GT Four RC. The kit comes pre-molded in a deep black color and is modeled after European automobiles – and, in fact, Japanese ones, too – in that it is designed for right-handed drive, with the steering wheel and all controls placed on the right side. The BuildThe model went together well, almost like a snap-… more |